Exceptions to the Non-Celibate Gay Clergy Rule is a Slippery Slope for Lutherans

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[The Christian Post] April 28, 2005--The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is considering giving exceptions to the no non-celibate homosexual clergy rule.

Currently, the ELCA – the nation’s largest Lutheran denomination – does not allow any clergy member to be sexually active outside of wedlock. Marriage in the church is defined as a union between one man and one woman only.

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