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For some idea of what to expect in the Church of England as it moves towards same-sex blessings, we can look to the Church in Wales.

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An Anglican bishop says the Lord's Prayer is "problematic," fake reviews online are being outlawed, and Flame's book on his spiritual journey to Lutheranism has been released.

Calling God "Our Father" as instructed by Jesus Christ is now a point of contention for several ministers who have taken issue with the "gendered language."

Christians worldwide who've committed the "Our Father" prayer to memory for 2,000 years would likely be thrown if the opening words—also the prayer's...

Calling God "Our Father" as instructed by Jesus Christ is now a point of contention for several ministers who have taken issue with the "gendered language."

The archbishop of York thinks the words of the Lord’s Prayer, recited by Christians all over the world for 2,000 years, may be “problematic.” It has patriarchal connotations. In his opening address to a meeting of the Church of England’s ruling body, the General Synod, Stephen Cottrell dwelt on the

The Archbishop of York has sparked debate by suggesting that using the term 'Our Father' in the Lord's Prayer is "problematic".

In a recent speech to the Church of Englands governing body, the General Synod, the Most Rev Stephen Geoffrey Cottrell, Archbishop of York, ignited a spirited discussion by referring to the term father in the Lords Prayer as problematic. Cottrell argued that the word could be distressing for individuals who have experienced abuse from their earthly fathers

The Archbishop of York has criticised the Lord's Prayer being “oppressively patriarchal” for referring to “Our Father”.