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PoliticsJune 08, 2026
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Declares Clergy Must Be In Monogamous Relationships, And Not Everyone Is Happy About This
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In 2011, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) allowed the ordination of gay clergy. Since 2014, the church has changed its definition of marriage to any two people. These things should have been controversial back then. However, some people find it more controversial today that the church may now require clergy to be solely in monogamous relationships.
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is facing sharp internal backlash over a proposed rule that would require ordained clergy to be in monogamous sexual relationships. The PC(USA) has allowed for the ordination of openly gay clergy since 2011 and altered its definition of marriage… pic.twitter.com/WSxo4eVG5T
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Per Fox News:
A progressive Christian denomination is facing sharp internal backlash over a proposed rule that would require ordained clergy to be in monogamous sexual relationships.
The fact that the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) needs to make such a rule tells you all you need to know.
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is set to vote on the monogamy requirement at its General Assembly this summer in Milwaukee. The measure has sparked fierce debate and outrage from three official progressive church committees and polyamorous church groups, according to Religion News Service.
The PC(USA) has allowed for the ordination of openly gay clergy since 2011 and altered its definition of marriage to "two people" in 2014. The new proposed rule, known as CON-10, does not mention sexual orientation or same-sex relationships. Instead, it targets multipartner relationships, arguing that the practice of polyamory or polygamy can create "power imbalances, emotional harm, and spiritual confusion," particularly for women, children and historically marginalized persons.
As you likely know, the Bible defines an approved relation as one, lifelong monogamy between one man and one woman. This should not be controversial. It is what it is. It also should not be up for a vote. This has long been established, and the fact that the PC(USA) is flip-flopping on its fake rules proves how much they have missed the mark.
While the left loves to condone all relationships and identities, there is only one approved in the eyes of God. Unclear why PC(USA) has fought so hard against that, but to claim the Bible warns of leaders like this would be an understatement.
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