Titlebook: Sexuality and the Church of England, 1918-1980; Laura Ramsay Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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Introduction,ineteenth and twentieth centuries. It introduces the author’s main arguments, the challenges of determining church teaching on sexual issues, and the various ways in which the development and impact of Anglican thought and action is traced throughout the book.

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Modernising Christian Views on Sex,ds issues of sex and relationships during the interwar period. They contributed to the new genre of sex and marriage advice literature, which became popular after the First World War, and enjoyed success in securing institutional support for their new, modernised Anglican approach, notably at the 19

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Towards a Permissive and Secular Society?,h’s role in shaping post-war discussions about family planning, marital sexuality, and ethical decision-making. The origins and development of more permissive Anglican approaches towards heterosexuality can be traced via ongoing, internal discussions about contraception and the purposes of sex withi

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Homosexual Law Reform,Council applied pressure on the government to appoint an official inquiry into the laws on homosexual offences and subsequently influenced the recommendations of the Departmental Committee on Homosexual Offences and Prostitution. Yet there was also deep Anglican opposition to legal reform. This cons

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