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Conservative Christianity (view source)
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'''Conservative Christianity''' is used to describe identified [[Christians]] who tend to follow [[conservative]] values. Some, but by no means all, members of the clergy identify as conservative Christian.
'''Conservative Christianity''' is used to describe identified [[Christians]] who tend to follow [[conservative]] values. Some, but by no means all, members of the clergy identify as conservative Christian.
Conservative Christianity may refer to theologically conservative movements, which take many forms in modern Christianity. For example, [[Roman Catholic]]s who reject some of the [[Vatican II]] reforms might identify themselves as conservative Christians. Likewise, [[Anglican]]s who object to the ordination of women may be considered conservative Christians.
Conservative Christianity may refer to theologically conservative movements, which take many forms in modern Christianity. For example, [[Roman Catholic]]s who reject some of the [[Vatican II]] reforms might identify themselves as conservative Christians. Likewise, [[Anglican]]s who object to the ordination of women may be considered conservative Christians.