Sentence examples for church attitudes from inspiring English sources

Typical of church attitudes, the evangelical Church of England newspaper recently reported: "Women priests to cost Church £26 million".

Now, though, humane new Church attitudes that were only hinted at before are being made explicit.

In later years the promotion of liberal theology, biblical criticism, the Social Gospel, and the ecumenical movement lessened the tensions between the High and Low Church attitudes.

The movement that became known as the Evangelical movement began within the Church of England in the 18th century, although it had many points in common with earlier Low Church attitudes and with 16th- and 17th-century Puritanism.

On the day Church of England bishops met to discuss the rejection of plans to ordain women bishops, secularists said the trend away from Christianity was evidence that conservative church attitudes did not impress the public.

Still, experts said Francis' reported comments suggested that church attitudes toward the LGBTQ community are shifting.

By the late 1990s, the parish's workers felt that regular churches' attitudes towards metalheads, rockers and punks had become more permissive, and therefore did not feel the need to keep Sanctuary going on any longer, hence, most of the parishes of Sanctuary were closed.

In June, Bayes called for far-reaching change in the church's attitudes to lesbians and gay people, saying his views had been "profoundly changed" by his encounters with same-sex couples, including within his own family.

A senior bishop associated with the Church of England's evangelical wing has called for far-reaching change in the church's attitudes to lesbian and gay people and a meaningful welcome to Christians in same-sex relationships.

For the past two years, it has been involved in a series of painful internal discussions on the church's attitudes to LGBT people and whether it can accept same-sex marriage.

Despite the changes in the church's attitudes about sex, the prohibitions of "Humanae Vitae" remain.