Liebe zwischen Mannern? Der deutsche Protestantismus und das Thema Homosexualitat
by Klaus Fitschen
To talk openly about the issue of homosexuality (and thereby about homosexuals) in the church and in society was not possible until the societal transformations after 1945, in effect not until the 1960s. And it was even in the 1970s, when the >involved personssomething different< and finally to an issue that should be discussed pragmatically. Of course these developments overlaid each other, so in result we cannot draw a clear line of an historical correlation between the societal and church-internal developments. Relevant in this context are also the clerical public services law and the question of same-gender marriages.
- By (author) Klaus Fitschen
Other Titles in this Series
Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte_evangelisch
Band 2: Protestantismus und Nationalsozialismus (1933-1945)
Volume 7
Kirchliche Zeitgeschichte_evangelisch
Band 3: Protestantismus in der Nachkriegszeit (1945-1961)
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