Church of Sweden open to listen to "polyamory" during Pride month

20-06-2022

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Church of Sweden open to listen to "polyamory" during Pride month

The Church of Sweden in Malmö wants to listen to stories of "polyamory." According to its leadership, this is necessary to fulfil its mission of "reconciling diversity." However, not everybody in Sweden agrees.

Free Church in Kristiansand, Norway. Photo Frikirken

Free Church Norway keeps traditional view on marriage

The Free Church of Norway maintains its traditional view that marriage is "God's good plan for cohabitation between one man and one woman.” The Synod decided so last week.

Protestant Church in Switzerland. Photo Facebook, Evangelisch-reformierte Kirche Schweiz

Old Catholic church in Switzerland allows same-sex marriages

The Christ-Catholic Church in Switzerland has voted to open marriage to all, regardless of sexual orientation. Starting on July 1, same-sex couples can get married in the Old Catholic Church denomination, which is independent from the Roman Catholic Church.

Male and female are sometimes seen as pigeon-holes. Photo Sjaak Verboom

The end of male & female: what is the belief behind gender mainstreaming?

“Mum, when will I become a boy?” a girl once asked. Mother laughed. “You are a girl, my child, so you will never be a boy.” Many mothers today will answer less candidly.

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