Tories in denial while Kirk comes to terms with sexuality

William Naphy

Tories in denial while Kirk comes to terms with sexuality

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Sexuality and faith has been deeply divisive in both England and Scotland exposing deep rifts in David Cameron’s Conservatives in the House of Commons and among Scottish clergy in the General Assembly.

It has divided both church and state - but in the end both bodies voted, in one way or another, in favour of moving towards equality for the gay and lesbian community. But not without a great deal of agonising.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Publication status	Published - 21 May 2013

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William Naphy has received funding from the ESRC.

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Tories in denial while Kirk comes to terms with sexuality

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