Sex, Moral Teaching, and the Unity of the Church in the previously mystical and

in the previously mystical and romanticized backdrop of Celtic Christianity

the ongoing revisions of The Book of Common Prayer and resultant shifts in Anglican identity

as well as an index of authors

It is the book the church needs as we re-imagine Christian life in the 21st century

Sex, Moral Teaching, and the Unity of the Church in the previously mystical andRespected Episcopal ethicist Timothy F. Sedgwick provides an alternative viewpoint on the homosexuality debate, on the proposed Anglican Covenant, and on mission and ministry. He deals insightfully with what he thinks is a mistaken assumption in the Church and advances a cogent argument that the church needs to be clear in forming its moral teachingwhether liberal or conservative. The right question, Sedgwick maintains, is how do we teach morals and