@misc { , title = {Negotiating sexual rights in the UK: Christian constituencies and contested moralities}, abstract = {This chapter connects with the relevant “progressive” policies in the U.K.around sexual minorities and excavates the contrasting and contesting response by Christian constituencies – mainstream denominations, LGBT caucuses in the churches and outside, and conservative Christians who oppose such policies. Each constituency sounds a voice which is religious-moral and theological in nature while employing discourses of specific rights, equality and citizenship to justify their positions as they are increasingly drawn into the politico-public arena.}, isbn = {978-9004269569}, pages = {193-213}, publicationstatus = {Published}, url = {https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/819640}, volume = {22}, keyword = {Formerly Health & Social Sciences, Social Science Research Group, sexual rights, UK, Christian constituencies}, year = {2014}, author = {Hunt, Stephen} editor = {Shipley, Heather} }