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**Innoloinarp** · 12-22-2009, 12:57 PM

Moderator's note: As this post deals specifically with a report on the debate within the Finnish Church, it has been moved to world events. Within the report, however, there is a great deal of substance that could serve as the occasion for separate threads dealing specifically with doctrinal issues

Some of us will be aware of the confused news on the homosexuality issue which reach us from the Church of Finland. Here is a

"A REPORT ON THE HOMOSEXUALITY DEBATE
IN THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF FINLAND

http://www.kosmas.fi/PDF-files-velje...009_Autumn.pdf

COMPILED IN AUTUMN 2009 AD BY
THE BROTHERHOOD OF SAINT KOSMAS OF AITOLIA, JOENSUU FINLAND

Brotherhood founded by students and scholars of Orthodox Christian Theology, and other members of Finnish Orthodox Church with the blessing of the Holy Episcopal Synod of the Finnish Orthodox Church, Patriarchate of Constantinople in 2001.

12-22-2009, 12:57 PM	#1
Innoloinarp Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 411 Senior Member	The homosexual debate in the Church of Finland Moderator's note: As this post deals specifically with a report on the debate within the Finnish Church, it has been moved to world events. Within the report, however, there is a great deal of substance that could serve as the occasion for separate threads dealing specifically with doctrinal issues Some of us will be aware of the confused news on the homosexuality issue which reach us from the Church of Finland. Here is a "A REPORT ON THE HOMOSEXUALITY DEBATE IN THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF FINLAND http://www.kosmas.fi/PDF-files-velje...009_Autumn.pdf COMPILED IN AUTUMN 2009 AD BY THE BROTHERHOOD OF SAINT KOSMAS OF AITOLIA, JOENSUU FINLAND Brotherhood founded by students and scholars of Orthodox Christian Theology, and other members of Finnish Orthodox Church with the blessing of the Holy Episcopal Synod of the Finnish Orthodox Church, Patriarchate of Constantinople in 2001.
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