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  Their mothers watch from the sides of the rink, clenching their mittens without looking at each other. There are very few fathers. They're

  Non-Monogamy With Lisa Dawn Hamilton

   

  A remarkable life demands decisions &#; sometimes big, bold decisions. Big or little, decisions risk regret. Perform I get married? Perform I have kids? Act I go solo? Peter McGraw invites Marcel Zeelenberg, the world’s expert on regret, to talk about what makes a preference regrettable.

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  Non-Monogamy With Lisa Dawn Hamilton

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  Hamilton Video on Staying UMC Gets New Attention

  Baptist News Global

  United Methodists do not face a “binary choice,” the pastor of the denomination’s largest church in America told his congregation last spring, foreshadowing the schism that has since become full-blown.

  A video of Adam Hamilton, pastor of Church of the Resurrection in suburban Kansas City, speaking with his congregation about the future of the denomination has begun circulating once again as hundreds of churches are leaving The Combined Methodist Church to connect the new Global Methodist Church.

  While those who advocate leaving the UMC often portray the debate as an all-or-nothing mandate on LGBTQ issues, it’s not that easy, Hamilton said.

  “I don’t think this is this binary choice.”

  “I don’t ponder this is this binary choice. I think there are conservative Christians who have gay kids who say, ‘I want a church that’s going to welcome my kid.’ And I think there are progressive Christians who are ready to embrace queer marriage and are more progressive on theology who might be more conservative on other social issues.”

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