[img]https://www.sermonindex.net/images/forum/2004/may/featured_news.gif[/img]The Archbishop of Canterbury has called for church traditionalists opposed to homosexuality to stop using inflammatory words about gay people.Dr Rowan Williams, in a letter to the world's Anglican churches, said harsh language can lead to murder.His comments come as the Church is embroiled in a bitter global row about the ordination of gay bishops.Some traditionalist Anglican leaders strongly condemn homosexuality as being outlawed by the Bible.According to The Sunday Times, Dr Williams has outlined his views to the Anglican faith's 43 self-governing churches.His letter to them reportedly says: "Any words that could make it easier for someone to attack or abuse a homosexual person are words of which we must repent.
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