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Faith FeaturesYou are in: Stoke & Staffordshire > Faith > Faith Features > The Big Debate ![]() The Big DebateOn the Radio Stoke faith programme (every Sunday morning on 94.6FM), we pose 'The Big Debate ' - a look at some of the great moral problems of our day. Join in the debate on our messageboards... Our current debates is: Should the way we live our lives have any affect on the jobs we're allowed to do?Do our lifestyles rule us out of performing certain roles or is what we do in private completely separate from how we're seen in public? Clive Gardner was a vicar until three years ago when he left his post after announcing to his congregation that he was gay. He felt that he could no longer work for the Church of England and be openly homosexual. A survey's about to be carried out amongst members of the Anglican church that will reveal for the first time, the number of gay and lesbian clergy. The survey will also disclose the number of priests who are single or in relationships. But does sexuality matter if people are good at their jobs? Or do our lifestyles preclude us from performing certain roles in society? Have your say on our messageboards below: ------------------------------------------------------------------- Previous debates:For more subjects covered in previous Big Debates including euthanasia, war, 'are people born evil?' and sex before marriage - Click here: You'll see people's comments on previous subjects below. last updated: 18/09/2009 at 15:47 Have Your SayBrian Tanner polly clrake ned SEE ALSOYou are in: Stoke & Staffordshire > Faith > Faith Features > The Big Debate |
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