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As polyamory gains visibility, monogamy faces a vote in the Presbyterian Church (USA)
The measure would require ordained ministers to be monogamous, while a separate proposal calls for theological study of gender, sexuality and family structures.
- The Presbyterian Church General Assembly will vote on proposal CON-10 this summer, which would require ordained clergy to be monogamous.
- The proposal CON-10 has sparked strong online reactions but lacks broad support from PCUSA groups so far.
- More Light Presbyterians stated that the monogamy proposal targets queer communities.
- Three advisory committees recommended voting against CON-10, citing its narrow family definition and confusing language.
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As polyamory gains visibility, monogamy faces a vote in the Presbyterian Church (USA)
(RNS) — A proposal that would require ordained clergy to be monogamous is on the docket at the Presbyterian Church (USA)’s General Assembly this summer.
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