Martin Davie is former Theological Consultant to the Hose of Bishops. He is now Theological Consultant to the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC).

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• Foreword by Michael Nazir-AliAuthor's PrefaceChapter 1 - An introduction to Living in Love and FaithBackgroundHow it was producedContents Purpose Next steps Chapter 2 - A summary of Living in Love and FaithStructure ForewordAn InvitationLLF Part One - Reflecting: What have we received? LLF Part Two - Paying attention: What is going on?LLF Part Three - Making connections: Where are we in God's story?LLF Part Four - Seeking answers: How do we hear God?LLF Part Five - Conversing: What can we learn from each other?An AppealChapter 3 - A theological response to Living in Love and FaithListening to one anotherThe need for 'double listening'Double listening (1) - Listening to the apostles: A fresh historical readingDouble listening (2) - Listening to the world: A fresh cultural analysisChapter 4 - A theological response: assessing the Living in Love and Faith materialPositive teaching Problems Other LLF resourcesChapter 5 - The traditional Anglican view of Scripture and Living in Love and Faith The authority of ScriptureScripture and human sexualityLiving in Love and Faith and the authority of ScriptureWhere we must landChapter 6 - Where do we go from here?Next steps for the Church of England Next steps for biblically-grounded AnglicansConclusion: 'I will build my church' FAQsFurther resources

Martin Davie is former Theological Consultant to the Hose of Bishops. He is now Theological Consultant to the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC).

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• Foreword by Michael Nazir-AliAuthor's PrefaceChapter 1 - An introduction to Living in Love and FaithBackgroundHow it was producedContents Purpose Next steps Chapter 2 - A summary of Living in Love and FaithStructure ForewordAn InvitationLLF Part One - Reflecting: What have we received? LLF Part Two - Paying attention: What is going on?LLF Part Three - Making connections: Where are we in God's story?LLF Part Four - Seeking answers: How do we hear God?LLF Part Five - Conversing: What can we learn from each other?An AppealChapter 3 - A theological response to Living in Love and FaithListening to one anotherThe need for 'double listening'Double listening (1) - Listening to the apostles: A fresh historical readingDouble listening (2) - Listening to the world: A fresh cultural analysisChapter 4 - A theological response: assessing the Living in Love and Faith materialPositive teaching Problems Other LLF resourcesChapter 5 - The traditional Anglican view of Scripture and Living in Love and Faith The authority of ScriptureScripture and human sexualityLiving in Love and Faith and the authority of ScriptureWhere we must landChapter 6 - Where do we go from here?Next steps for the Church of England Next steps for biblically-grounded AnglicansConclusion: 'I will build my church' FAQsFurther resources

Martin Davie is former Theological Consultant to the Hose of Bishops. He is now Theological Consultant to the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC).

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• Foreword by Michael Nazir-AliAuthor's PrefaceChapter 1 - An introduction to Living in Love and FaithBackgroundHow it was producedContents Purpose Next steps Chapter 2 - A summary of Living in Love and FaithStructure ForewordAn InvitationLLF Part One - Reflecting: What have we received? LLF Part Two - Paying attention: What is going on?LLF Part Three - Making connections: Where are we in God's story?LLF Part Four - Seeking answers: How do we hear God?LLF Part Five - Conversing: What can we learn from each other?An AppealChapter 3 - A theological response to Living in Love and FaithListening to one anotherThe need for 'double listening'Double listening (1) - Listening to the apostles: A fresh historical readingDouble listening (2) - Listening to the world: A fresh cultural analysisChapter 4 - A theological response: assessing the Living in Love and Faith materialPositive teaching Problems Other LLF resourcesChapter 5 - The traditional Anglican view of Scripture and Living in Love and Faith The authority of ScriptureScripture and human sexualityLiving in Love and Faith and the authority of ScriptureWhere we must landChapter 6 - Where do we go from here?Next steps for the Church of England Next steps for biblically-grounded AnglicansConclusion: 'I will build my church' FAQsFurther resources