The passage argues that 2026 has brought heightened conflict within the Presbyterian Church (USA) over \u201cwoke\u201d Christianity and LGBTQ-related issues. It claims that Texas state representative James Talarico-described as saying \u201cGod is nonbinary\u201d-has become a prominent liberal Christian figure, and then shifts to a dispute inside the church about whether polyamory shoudl be allowed for clergy.<\/p>\n

It reports that a Presbyterian proposal (CON-10) would require pastors to live in monogamous relationships if they are in any sexual relationship,aiming to address concerns like power imbalances and emotional harm,especially for women and children. The article says clergy and committees within the denomination oppose this, including groups such as More Light Presbyterians, which argue the proposal targets queer communities and promotes one relational model as the only faithful one. it also claims several advisory committees criticized the rule as harmful or discriminatory.<\/p>\n

the piece presents monogamy<\/a> as aligned with biblical teaching, portrays opponents as unwilling to follow scripture, and concludes that thes debates signal a broader \u201cfalling away\u201d within Christianity, predicting increased friction and possible consequences for believers. <\/p>\n