What do methodists believe in?

Question

are they against gay rights?

Answer 1

I was raised in a Christian home and for most of my life we attended a Methodist church. But when talk of endorsing gay ministers began to surface we began to question whether that's where we needed to be. The church my parents attend now is (I seldom go anymore) non-denominational. So the answer to your question would be - some Methodist's do believe in gay rights, some don't.

Answer 2

I'm a Methodist. It's a protestant division of Christianity. So of us believe in gay rights and some don't. I do.

Answer 3

The King James version of the Bible like all other so-called Christians. For or against gay rights should not be based on religious beliefs. Gay people are human beings like everyone else.

Answer 4

The word Methodists comes from the term METHOD. They are METHODists. They are like catholics or christians but they incorporate a more earth based method, sort of like the old celtic but more catholic then that. Like hippies! =)

Answer 5

I know one Methodist church in Atlanta (it's no secret) whose congregations is made up of lots and lots of Gays and Lesbians.

Answer 6

I've only known Buddhists to respect gay rights.

Answer 7

It's your pretty cut-and-dried christian religion, not as strict as most. They might be more open to homosexuality but not endorse it.

Answer 8

I don't think the denomination is united on the issue.

Answer 9

Like any other group, some are, and some aren't.

Answer 10

Meth.