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‘It’s harder for straights to feel Christian charity than gays’

Theo Hobson meets Gene Robinson, the only openly gay Anglican bishop, who says that homosexuals are more open to the Christian ‘message of radical change’

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Theo Hobson is the author of seven books, including God Created Humanism: the Christian Basis of Secular Values

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