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Christian leaders are more pro-LGBTQ than their congregants

Por: Newsweek Nation September 27, 2023

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While some branches of Christianity are strongly associated with anti-LGBTQ values, their actual religious leaders might not be, and experts told Newsweek why that might be.That's the latest news from a recent study from the Public Religion Research Institute, which surveyed more than 3,000 clergy who led congregations from the seven largest Protestant denominations.The Christian leaders were overwhelmingly in favor of laws that protect... + full article



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