[gay] Presbyterian clergy can now be gay

[Caliga]

I'm guessing this is the type of Presbyterian church my uncle (the Syrian dude) belongs to. 

FWIW, I've known of some obvious lesbian ministers in the United Methodist Church-- seems like some UMC districts take a DADT approach toward their clergy.   

Personally, I'd have a hard time taking any female minister seriously, lesbian or not.

When I was a kid our UMC church had an obviously (but not officially outed) lesbian Associate Pastor.

[Ed Anger]

pussyified christians. 

[alfred russel]

The move does away with the constitutional requirement for clergy to live "in fidelity within the covenant of marriage between a man and a woman, or chastity in singleness."

This is one of those times when gay rights moves things forward for everybody.

[DontSayBanana]

The PCUSA is the most liberal of the three.

Not across the board.  Also, there's less of a gap between the PCA and the PCUSA as between either and the OPC.  Of course, the OPC are wingnuts, IMO (they're almost single-handedly the reason I consider myself a "lapsed" Christian- too many bad experiences to list in this post, really).

EDIT: I should also mention there's some bias- after becoming disillusioned with the OPC, we tried a PCUSA church and had a really bad experience in a hyper-conservative congregation, which was about when I called it quits.

[Eddie Teach]

We went to PCA churches throughout my childhood, they were all extremely conservative. They'd pass out AFA flyers and the like.