Timothy Jones is lecturer in history and co-director of the Centre for Gender Studies in Wales at the University of Glamorgan. From July 2012 he will also hold an Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher Award at La Trobe University, Melbourne.

The historical insights in this volume are essential context for our contemporary debates. They remind us, most of all, of the need always to argue clearly and directly from Scripture, not from the blinkered cultural assumptions of our own generation.

• Introduction: Anglican Gender Trouble ; 1. Marriage and Equality ; 2. Women Religious ; 3. Sex and Suffrage ; 4. Subordination and Priesthood ; 5. Contraception, Sex, and Pleasure ; 6. Celibacy and Homosexuality ; Conclusion: Anglican Sexual Politics ; Bibliography ; Index

Timothy Jones is lecturer in history and co-director of the Centre for Gender Studies in Wales at the University of Glamorgan. From July 2012 he will also hold an Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher Award at La Trobe University, Melbourne.

The historical insights in this volume are essential context for our contemporary debates. They remind us, most of all, of the need always to argue clearly and directly from Scripture, not from the blinkered cultural assumptions of our own generation.

• Introduction: Anglican Gender Trouble ; 1. Marriage and Equality ; 2. Women Religious ; 3. Sex and Suffrage ; 4. Subordination and Priesthood ; 5. Contraception, Sex, and Pleasure ; 6. Celibacy and Homosexuality ; Conclusion: Anglican Sexual Politics ; Bibliography ; Index

Timothy Jones is lecturer in history and co-director of the Centre for Gender Studies in Wales at the University of Glamorgan. From July 2012 he will also hold an Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Researcher Award at La Trobe University, Melbourne.

The historical insights in this volume are essential context for our contemporary debates. They remind us, most of all, of the need always to argue clearly and directly from Scripture, not from the blinkered cultural assumptions of our own generation.

• Introduction: Anglican Gender Trouble ; 1. Marriage and Equality ; 2. Women Religious ; 3. Sex and Suffrage ; 4. Subordination and Priesthood ; 5. Contraception, Sex, and Pleasure ; 6. Celibacy and Homosexuality ; Conclusion: Anglican Sexual Politics ; Bibliography ; Index