
In sexuality struggles, hold on to biblical truths (published in the Orlando Sentinel November 1, 2009)
It is troubling to watch more denominations and Christian leaders so easily turn away from biblical truths and principles.
In recent months, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America voted to allow congregations to hire clergy involved in same-sex relationships, and now we are seeing the National Episcopal Church heading in that same direction (“SC Episcopal diocese to distance itself from national church over gay unions, other issues,” OrlandoSentinel.com, Oct. 24).
It is encouraging, however, to see the South Carolina Episcopal diocese addressing this situation, and it is my hope that it will do so in a manner that demonstrates compassion and love to those who are dealing with this difficult issue.
If we, as the Christian church, continue to dispose of essential biblical truths, we may create more confusion and heartache for those who are already conflicted by their sexuality.
Kirk Chambers
Orlando






