The Mind of Anglicans

Supplementary Analysis

Table

Description

--- Respondents associated with different causes
5:3 The strength of moral belief in clergy and laity
5:3a The strength of moral belief in clergy by gender
5:3b The strength of moral belief by views on female bishops in the Anglican Church
5:3bi The strength of moral belief by "I am looking forward to having my own female bishop"
5:3bii The strength of moral belief by "There should not be any female bishops anywhere"
5:3c The strength of moral belief by causes respondents associated with Statement
5:3ci The strength of moral belief by those associated with Evangelical Alliance
5:3cii The strength of moral belief by those associated with Affirming Catholicism
5:3ciii The strength of moral belief by those associated with Forward in Faith
5:3civ The strength of moral belief by those associated with the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement
5:3cv The strength of moral belief by those associated with the Modern Church People's Union
5:3cvi The strength of moral belief by those associated with The Prayer Book Society
5:3cvii The strength of moral belief by those associated with Reform
5:3cviii The strength of moral belief by those associated with WATCH
5:7 Who should be priests and bishops
5.7a Who should be priests and bishops by gender of clergy
5.7b Who should be priests and bishops by views on female bishops in the Anglican Church
5:7bi Who should be priests and bishops by "I am looking forward to having my own female bishop"
5:7bii Who should be priests and bishops by "There should not be any female bishops anywhere"
5:7c Who should be priests and bishops by causes with which respondents associate themselves 
5:7ci Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with the Evangelical Alliance
5:7cii Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with Affirming Catholicism 
5:7ciii Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with Forward in Faith 
5:7civ Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement 
5:7cv Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with the Modern Church People's Union 
5:7cvi Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with  the Prayer Book Society
5:7cvii Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with Reform 
5:7cviii Who should be priests and bishops by those associated with WATCH 

 

Respondents associated with different causes


 

EA

Aff C

FiF

LGCM

MCPU

PrBkS

Refrm

WATCH

TOTAL

Evangelical Alliance

--

7*

9*

3*

0*

9*

65*

8*

101

Affirming Catholicism

 

--

10*

57*

34*

9

2*

38*

150

Forward in Faith

 

 

 

--

6

0

26*

8

1

41

Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement

 

 

 

 

 

 

--

17*

6

3

19*

45

Modern Church People’s Union

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

--

1

1

12*

14

Prayer Book Society

 

 

 

 

 

--

6

0

6

Reform

 

 

 

 

 

 

--

2

2

WATCH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

--

0

TOTAL 1

--

7

19

66

51

51

85

80

359

TOTAL 2

490

309

170

87

54

62

86

73

1,331

TOTAL 3

1,043

1,224

1,363

1,446

1,479

1,471

1,447

1,460

Percentage 1

32%

20%

11%

6%

4%

4%

6%

5%

Percentage 2

--

--

--

66%

63%

42%

76%

52%

 

TOTAL 1 = Total of numbers in rows above and equals numbers who are associated with at least one other cause.

TOTAL 2 = Number who ticked that box alone, indicating they were associated only with that cause.

TOTAL 3 = Number who did not tick they were associated with relevant cause, and thus indicates those not associated with it.

TOTAL 4, not shown above = 1,533, the total of each pair of boxes of Totals 2 and 3 and indicates number who ticked at least one box.

Percentage 1 = Total 2 as a percentage of 1,533 and are the percentages shown on Page 58 of the Report.

Percentage 2 = The percentage in red in a yellow box in a particular column of the number who indicated they supported that cause (in Total 2 line) – the interesting percentages!

It should be noted that the totals are all strictly only two-way, that is they show the number ticking one particular cause who also ticked another cause. The total will not completely tally because there were some respondents who were associated with 3 or more causes and who will therefore be counted more than once in the above Table. The asterisk (*) by certain numbers indicates that these were statistically significant, that is, would not have arisen by chance. Peter Brierley, Christian Research, 24/5/02

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Analysis from original Survey & supplements

Table 5.3: The Strength of moral belief in clergy and laity


Statement

Strongly agree
%


Agree
%

No opinion
%


Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Total (=100%)

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk

Clergy

30

36

5

25

4

1,703

Laity

24

28

9

32

7

1,875

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal

Clergy

31

37

8

21

3

1,703

Laity

20

27

10

35

8

1,882

The morning after pill should not be widely available

Clergy

17

32

15

29

7

1,704

Laity

16

29

12

32

10

1,891

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request

Clergy

8

24

11

47

10

1,697

Laity

11

29

9

38

13

1,888

Section 28 should not be repealed

Clergy

30

32

9

16

13

1,705

Laity

27

34

22

11

6

1,823

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Table 5.3a: The strength of moral belief in clergy by gender

 

Statement

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%

Total (=100%)

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk

Male

32

36

5

23

4

1,484

Female

15

32

7

41

5

165

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal

Male

32

37

8

20

3

1,482

Female

24

38

7

28

3

167

The morning after pill should not be widely available

Male

18

31

15

29

7

1,484

Female

9

33

16

35

7

166

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request

Male

8

24

11

47

10

1,474

Female

4

20

10

56

10

168

Section 28 should not be repealed

Male

32

31

9

16

12

1,483

Female

18

40

11

18

13

167

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Table 5.3b: The strength of moral belief by views on 
female bishops in the Anglican Church


Statement:
Strongly agree that ...

I am looking forward to having own female bishop

Shouldn’t be any female bishops anywhere

Happy for them to travel & preach, but not stay or officiate

Accept female bishops; should stay own province

 

Overall

%

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


18


58


26


29


30

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal

22

50

30

32

31

The morning after pill should not be widely available

8

36

15

15

17

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


4


19


3


8


8

Section 28 should not be repealed

17

52

32

36

30

Happy for them travel & preach, but not stay or officiate = I am happy for them to travel and preach, but not officiate or stay in a province with no female bishops

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Table 5:3bi: The strength of moral belief by 
"I am looking forward to having my own female bishop"


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


18


33


7

 


35


7


808

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


22


36


10


29


3


811

The morning after pill should not be widely available


8


30


16


37


9


809

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


4


18


9


56


13


810

Section 28 should not be repealed

17

34

11

20

18

814

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Table 5:3bii The strength of moral belief by 
"There should not be any female bishops anywhere"


Statement:

Strongly agree
%


Agree
%

 No opinion
%


Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


58


29


3


8


2


400

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


50


32


4


11


3


397

The morning after pill should not be widely available


36


28


14


16


6


399

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


19


32


13


30


6


395

Section 28 should not be repealed

52

25

5

10

8

398

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Table 5.3c: The strength of moral belief by 
causes respondents associated with


Statement:Strongly agree that ...

 

EA
%


Aff C
%

 

FiF
%

 

LGCM
%

 

MCPU
%

 

PrBkS
%

 

Refrm
%

 

WATCH
%

 

Overall
%

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk

 

43

 

14

 

66

 

9

 

2

 

48

 

58

 

16

 

30

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


41


20


54


17


14


40


60


21


31

The morning after pill should not be widely available


27


7


34


6


4


30


42


7


17

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


14


3


21


3


0


19


24


3


8

Section 28 should not be repealed

51

10

44

2

8

40

71

15

30

EA = Evangelical Alliance Aff C = Affirming Catholicism FiF = Forward in Faith
LGCM = Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement MCPU = Modern Church People’s Union
PrBkS = Prayer Book Society Refrm = Reform

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Table 5:3ci The strength of moral belief 
by those associated with Evangelical Alliance


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


42


46


3

 


9


0


487

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


41


41


7


10


1


483

The morning after pill should not be widely available


27


40


12


18


3


487

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


14


30


13


39


4


480

Section 28 should not be repealed

51

36

5

6

2

485

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Table 5:3cii The strength of moral belief 
by those associated with Affirming Catholicism


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


14


32


7


40


7


308

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


20


36


7


33


4


308

The morning after pill should not be widely available


7


23


17


43


10


306

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


3


19


9


53


16


308

Section 28 should not be repealed

10

25

9

28

28

306

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Table 5:3ciii

The strength of moral belief 
by those associated with Forward in Faith


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


66


25


2


6


1


165

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


54


30


4


9


3


167

The morning after pill should not be widely available


34


26


19


14


7


168

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


21


27


15


28


9


165

Section 28 should not be repealed

44

23

6

16

11

166

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Table 5:3civ The strength of moral belief 
by those associated with the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


9


19


2


50


20


86

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


17


21


8


48


6


87

The morning after pill should not be widely available


6


9


14


48


23


46

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


3


8


4


54


31


87

Section 28 should not be repealed

2

5

4

21

68

87

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Table 5:3cv The strength of moral belief 
by those associated with The Modern Church People's Union


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


2


27


4


56


11


52

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


14


29


17


34


6


52

The morning after pill should not be widely available


4


12


14


51


19


51

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


0


11


8


56


25


52

Section 28 should not be repealed

8

10

8

34

40

52

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Table 5:3cvi The Strength of moral belief 
by those associated with The Prayer Book Society


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


48


18


6


22


6


63

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


40


40


2


13


5


60

The morning after pill should not be widely available


29


33


10


20


8


61

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


19


26


8


37


10


62

Section 28 should not be repealed

40

31

3

11

15

62

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Table 5:3cvii The strength of moral belif
by those associated with Reform


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


58


35


4


2


1


86

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


60


34


3


2


1


85

The morning after pill should not be widely available


42


30


8


14


6


84

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


24


42


11


21


2


86

Section 28 should not be repealed

71

25

0

2

2

86

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Table 5:3viii    The strength of moral belief
by those associated with WATCH


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Abortion should not be carried out, unless the mother’s life is at risk


16


23


6


45


10


73

Some form of euthanasia should [not] be made legal


21


30


10


34


5


73

The morning after pill should not be widely available


7


17


14


48


14


72

Teenagers should [not] still be able to receive free condoms on request


3


10


8


57


22


73

Section 28 should not be repealed

15

22

4

23

36

73

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Table 5.7: Who should be priests and bishops

 

Statement

Strongly agree
%


Agree
%

No opinion
%


Disagree
%

Strongly disagree %

Total (=100%)

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

Clergy

25

51

10

10

4

1,707

Laity

14

45

16

17

8

1,882

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests

Clergy

21

46

12

14

7

1,708

Laity

13

42

15

20

10

1,883

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops

Clergy

18

34

12

20

16

1,703

Laity

10

29

18

25

18

1,876

Practising homosexuals to be ordained as priests

Clergy

13

18

11

24

34

1,710

Laity

6

13

12

26

43

1,884

 

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Table 5.7a: Who should be priests and bishops by gender of clergy

 

Statement


Strongly agree
%



Agree
%


No opinion
%



Disagree
%


Strongly disagree
%

 

Total (=100%)

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

Male

25

50

10

10

5

1,487

Female

26

63

7

3

1

166

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests

Male

21

45

11

15

8

1,487

Female

24

58

10

7

1

166

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops

Male

18

32

12

20

18

1,482

Female

20

46

12

17

5

166

Practising homosexuals to be ordained as priests

Male

12

17

11

24

36

1,487

Female

17

31

15

22

15

168

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Table 5.7b: Who should be priests and bishops 
by views on female bishops in the Anglican Church

 

Statement:
Strongly agree that ...

I am looking forward to having own female bishop

Shouldn’t be any female bishops anywhere

Happy for them to travel & preach, but not stay or officiate

Accept female bishops; should stay own province

 

Overall

%

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

36

12

18

15

25

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


33


7


14


14


21

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


29


5


9


10


18

Practising homosexuals to be ordained as priests

19

6

9

6

13

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Table 5:7bi The strength of moral belief
by "I am looking forward to having my own female bishop"


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

37

53

6

3

1

817

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


33


52


8


6


1


819

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


29


44


11


12


4


814

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

19

25

12

24

20

814

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Table 5:7bii The strength of moral belief
by "There should not be any female bishops anywhere"


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

12

37

14

22

15

397

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


7


25


15


30


23


397

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


5


14


11


27


43


397

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

6

9

10

17

58

397

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Table 5.7c: Who should be priests and bishops 
by
causes respondents associated with

Statement:
Strongly agree that...


EA
%

Aff C
%


FiF
%


LGCM
%


MCPU
%


PrBkS
%


Refrm
%


WATCH
%


Overall
%

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

15

39

14

60

43

13

7

40

25

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests

 

12

 

35

 

7

 

58

 

40

 

11

 

6

 

38

 

21

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops

 

10

 

30

 

7

 

56

 

31

 

10

 

5

 

34

 

18

Practising homosexuals to be ordained as priests


2


30


8


67


29


15


6


30


13

For definitions of abbreviations see under Table 5.3c

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Table 5:7ci The strength of moral belief
by those associated with the Evangelical Alliance


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

15

55

11

14

5

485

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


12


47


14


20


7


483

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


10


31


14


26


19


483

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

2

2

3

27

66

486

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Table 5:7cii The strength of moral belief
by those associated with Affirming Catholicism


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

39

51

4

4

2

307

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


35


50


7


6


2


308

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


30


40


11


12


7


306

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

30

34

16

12

8

306

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Table 5:7ciii The strength of moral belief
by those associated with Forward in Faith


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

14

36

18

15

17

169

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


7


18


17


28


30


169

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


7


13


11


18


51


169

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

8

10

17

19

46

168

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Table 5:7civ The strength of moral belief
by those associated with Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

60

33

1

1

5

87

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


58


36


2


1


3


87

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


56


35


1


3


5


87

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

67

29

2

0

2

87

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Table 5:7cv The strength of moral belief
by those associated with the Modern Church People's Union


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

43

55

0

2

0

53

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


40


56


2


2


0


53

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


3
1


57


6


6


0


51

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

29

57

6

6

2

51

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Table 5:7cvi The strength of moral belief
by those associated with the Prayer Book Society


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

13

31

16

18

22

62

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


11


27


21


14


27


63

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


10


17


10


21


42


62

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

14

13

10

18

45

62

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Table 5:7cvii The strength of moral belief
by those associated with Reform


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

7

35

11

28

19

85

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


6


25


13


30


26


85

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


5


13


6


39


37


85

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

6

1

0

12

81

85

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Table 5:7cviii The strength of moral belief
by those associated with WATCH


Statement:

Strongly agree
%

Agree
%

 No opinion
%

Disagree
%

Strongly disagree
%


Base

Divorced people to be ordained as priests

40

56

1

2

1

72

Divorced and re-married people to be ordained as priests


38


54


3


4


1


73

Divorced and re-married priests to be consecrated bishops


34


45


3


14


4


73

Practising homosexuals to be consecrated bishops

30

38

8

14

10

73

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©Dr Peter Brierley,
Executive Director,
Christian Research
31st July 2002

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