Alan Wilson

England's King Henry VIII, whose property grab in 1553 made gay sex a crime rather than a sin. (Painting by Hans Holbein the Younger courtesy of BBC)
Basis for anti-gay laws: Greed, not morality
England's King Henry VIII, whose property grab in 1553 made gay sex a crime rather than a sin. (Painting by Hans Holbein the Younger courtesy of BBC)
Taking aim at anti-LGBT laws dating back to Henry VIII
Archbishop John Holder: Churches that speak against homosexuality “seem to be misreading and misinterpreting the Bible” (Photo courtesy of Nation News of Barbados)
Church leaders target anti-gay laws; conservatives protest
Canterbury rally to Anglican leaders: Listen to LGBTI people