Anglican Communion teaching on marriage

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Anglican Communion teaching on marriage is the body of doctrine and pastoral guidance within the global Anglican family that defines marriage—traditionally as a lifelong, faithful union between one man and one woman—and shapes its approach to sexuality, relationships, and family life.

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Anglican Communion teaching on marriage canonical 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican doctrine
Christian doctrinal teaching
moral theology
pastoral teaching
addresses cohabitation
divorce and remarriage
family life and parenting
pastoral care for separated and divorced persons
same-sex relationships
sexual ethics
affirms marriage as a context for faithful sexual intimacy
marriage as a context for mutual support
marriage as a context for procreation
marriage as a covenant
marriage as a sign of Christ’s union with the Church
aimsAt forming Christian disciples in family life
guiding clergy in pastoral care of couples
articulatedIn Anglican catechisms NERFINISHED
Anglican marriage rites NERFINISHED
Lambeth Conference 1998 Resolution I.10 NERFINISHED
definesMarriageAs faithful union
lifelong union
union between one man and one woman
emphasizes lifelong fidelity
mutual love and respect
responsible parenthood
stability of family life
influencedBy Book of Common Prayer marriage liturgies NERFINISHED
Lambeth Conference resolutions NERFINISHED
provincial canons and pastoral guidelines
relatedTo Anglican canon law NERFINISHED
Anglican liturgical practice
Anglican teaching on sexuality
religiousTradition Anglican Communion NERFINISHED
rootedIn Anglican tradition
Holy Scripture
reason
theological reflection
seeks pastoral sensitivity to human weakness
protection of children
support for families
upholding the sanctity of marriage
subjectOf disagreement over same-sex marriage
ongoing theological debate
teaches chastity outside marriage
faithfulness within marriage
marriage is ordinarily between a man and a woman
sexual intercourse belongs within marriage
variesAcross different Anglican provinces

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Resolution I.10 relatedTo Anglican Communion teaching on marriage