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G-6.0106b in PC(USA) Perspective – Reflections on Amendment 10-A

January 21, 2011

The current text of G-6.0106b is out of sync with Presbyterian and Reformed theology and polity. Amendment 10-A corrects those errors. Here’s a collection of references.

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Where Did We Go Astray?

November 16, 2010

Margaret J. Thomas: G-6.0106b must be stricken from our Constitution so that our historic principles of being Presbyterian may again be honored… Amendment 10-A, now before the presbyteries, offers a way forward.

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Why I Support Amendment 10-A

November 8, 2010

Dr. Mark Achtemeier: Amendment 10-A will (1) bring peace to our Presbyteries by halting the endless succession of battles over proposed amendments to the Constitution; (2) remove divisive ambiguity from the Book of Order, sparing our church huge amounts of costly litigation in the church courts; (3) help us become the kind of faithful church where divisive issues can be handled more graciously and productively than we have seen in the recent past.

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Laura Sugg to the Presbytery of the James

October 19, 2010

Read the 5-minute Pro Amendment 10-A educational speech by the Rev. Dr. Laura S. Sugg, to the Presbytery of the James, October 16, 2010. The vote in the POJ was a tie, 152-152-3.

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10-A: How It Differs

October 18, 2010

Amendment 10-A proposes for G-6.0106b new wording that relies on old principles, offering the PCUSA a way out of the protracted conflict over ordination standards.

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Because of the Church

October 13, 2010

The fourth reason that G-6.0106b must be amended: the health and witness of the church.

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