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	In ''Faith Beyond Resentment'' he describes his family background as "conservative middle-class English evangelical Protestant".<ref>http://jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html</ref> His father was the Rt Hon Michael Alison (died 2004), who, after leaving Oxford University, had spent some time studying theology at Ridley Hall and had gone on to become a prominent Conservative Member of Parliament and Second Church Estates Commissioner. Alison left the [[Church of England]] at the age of eighteen, to join the Roman Catholic Church.<ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html James Alison, "Introduction to Faith Beyond Resentment.</ref> He studied at [[Blackfriars College]] at the [[University of Oxford]], and earned his bachelor's degree and doctorate in theology from the Jesuit Theology Faculty in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.		In ''Faith Beyond Resentment'' he describes his family background as "conservative middle-class English evangelical Protestant".<ref>http://jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html</ref> His father was the Rt Hon Michael Alison (died 2004), who, after leaving Oxford University, had spent some time studying theology at Ridley Hall and had gone on to become a prominent Conservative Member of Parliament and Second Church Estates Commissioner. Alison left the [[Church of England]] at the age of eighteen, to join the Roman Catholic Church.<ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html James Alison, "Introduction to Faith Beyond Resentment".</ref> He studied at [[Blackfriars College]] at the [[University of Oxford]], and earned his bachelor's degree and doctorate in theology from the Jesuit Theology Faculty in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

	Alison was a member of the Dominican order – his master's degree is a Dominican lectorate – from 1981 to 1995. He has lived and worked in Mexico, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and the United States. Currently he works as a travelling preacher, lecturer and retreat giver, based in Madrid, Spain.<ref>http://forgivingvictim.com/about-james-alison/ "About James Alison"</ref>		Alison was a member of the Dominican order – his master's degree is a Dominican lectorate – from 1981 to 1995. He has lived and worked in Mexico, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and the United States. Currently he works as a travelling preacher, lecturer and retreat giver, based in Madrid, Spain.<ref>http://forgivingvictim.com/about-james-alison/ "About James Alison"</ref>

	Alison says that his disagreement with the official Roman Catholic Church teaching on homosexuality is based on official Catholic teaching concerning nature, grace and original sin.<ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng17.html James Alison, "Good-faith learning and the fear of God,</ref>		Alison says that his disagreement with the official Roman Catholic Church teaching on homosexuality is based on official Catholic teaching concerning nature, grace and original sin.<ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng17.html James Alison, "Good-faith learning and the fear of God",</ref>

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	'''James Alison''' (born 1959) is a [[Roman Catholic]] theologian and priest. He is noted for his application of René Girard's anthropological theory to Christian systematic ~~theolog~~ and for his work on [[LGBT]] issues. He identifies as gay.<ref>~~{{cite news \|url=~~http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/encounter/james-alison-sexuality-certainty-and-salvation/3694924 ~~\|title=~~James Alison: Sexuality, Certainty and Salvation ~~\|date=~~8 January 2012 ~~\|work=~~RadioNational: Encounter ~~\|publisher=ABC.net~~.~~au \|accessdate=March 1, 2013}}~~</ref><ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng67.html</ref>		[[File:James Alison.jpg\|thumb\|James Alison]]'''James Alison''' (born 1959) is a [[Roman Catholic]] theologian and priest. He is noted for his application of René Girard's anthropological theory to Christian systematic theology and for his work on [[LGBT]] issues. He identifies as gay.<ref>http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/encounter/james-alison-sexuality-certainty-and-salvation/3694924 "James Alison: Sexuality, Certainty and Salvation" 8 January 2012 ''RadioNational: Encounter".</ref><ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng67.html</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In ''Faith Beyond Resentment'' he describes his family background as "conservative middle-class English evangelical Protestant".<ref>http://jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html</ref> His father was the Rt Hon Michael Alison (died 2004), who, after leaving Oxford University, had spent some time studying theology at Ridley Hall and had gone on to become a prominent Conservative Member of Parliament and Second Church Estates Commissioner.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/michael-alison-550011.html \|title=Michael Alison - Obituaries - News \|publisher=The Independent \|date=2004-05-31 \|accessdate=2013-03-03}}</ref> Alison left the Church of England at the age of eighteen, to join the Roman Catholic Church.<ref>~~{{cite web\|url=~~http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html ~~\|title=~~Introduction to Faith Beyond Resentment~~, by James Alison \|publisher=Jamesalison.co~~.~~uk \|date= \|accessdate=2013-03-03}}~~</ref> He studied at [[Blackfriars College]] at the [[University of Oxford]], and earned his bachelor's degree and doctorate in theology from the Jesuit Theology Faculty in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.		In ''Faith Beyond Resentment'' he describes his family background as "conservative middle-class English evangelical Protestant".<ref>http://jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html</ref> His father was the Rt Hon Michael Alison (died 2004), who, after leaving Oxford University, had spent some time studying theology at Ridley Hall and had gone on to become a prominent Conservative Member of Parliament and Second Church Estates Commissioner. Alison left the [[Church of England]] at the age of eighteen, to join the Roman Catholic Church.<ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html James Alison, "Introduction to Faith Beyond Resentment.</ref> He studied at [[Blackfriars College]] at the [[University of Oxford]], and earned his bachelor's degree and doctorate in theology from the Jesuit Theology Faculty in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

	Alison was a member of the Dominican order – his master's degree is a Dominican lectorate – from 1981 to 1995. He has lived and worked in Mexico, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and the United States. Currently he works as a travelling preacher, lecturer and retreat giver, based in Madrid, Spain.<ref>http://forgivingvictim.com/about-james-alison/ "About James Alison"</ref>		Alison was a member of the Dominican order – his master's degree is a Dominican lectorate – from 1981 to 1995. He has lived and worked in Mexico, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and the United States. Currently he works as a travelling preacher, lecturer and retreat giver, based in Madrid, Spain.<ref>http://forgivingvictim.com/about-james-alison/ "About James Alison"</ref>
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'''James Alison''' (born 1959) is a [[Roman Catholic]] theologian and priest. He is noted for his application of René Girard's anthropological theory to Christian systematic theolog and for his work on [[LGBT]] issues. He identifies as gay.<ref>{{cite news |url=http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/encounter/james-alison-sexuality-certainty-and-salvation/3694924 |title=James Alison: Sexuality, Certainty and Salvation |date=8 January 2012 |work=RadioNational: Encounter |publisher=ABC.net.au |accessdate=March 1, 2013}}</ref><ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng67.html</ref>

==Biography==
In ''Faith Beyond Resentment'' he describes his family background as "conservative middle-class English evangelical Protestant".<ref>http://jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html</ref> His father was the Rt Hon Michael Alison (died 2004), who, after leaving Oxford University, had spent some time studying theology at Ridley Hall and had gone on to become a prominent Conservative Member of Parliament and Second Church Estates Commissioner.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/michael-alison-550011.html |title=Michael Alison - Obituaries - News |publisher=The Independent |date=2004-05-31 |accessdate=2013-03-03}}</ref> Alison left the Church of England at the age of eighteen, to join the Roman Catholic Church.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng22.html |title=Introduction to Faith Beyond Resentment, by James Alison |publisher=Jamesalison.co.uk |date= |accessdate=2013-03-03}}</ref> He studied at [[Blackfriars College]] at the [[University of Oxford]], and earned his bachelor's degree and doctorate in theology from the Jesuit Theology Faculty in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Alison was a member of the Dominican order – his master's degree is a Dominican lectorate – from 1981 to 1995. He has lived and worked in Mexico, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and the United States. Currently he works as a travelling preacher, lecturer and retreat giver, based in Madrid, Spain.<ref>http://forgivingvictim.com/about-james-alison/ "About James Alison"</ref>

Alison says that his disagreement with the official Roman Catholic Church teaching on homosexuality is based on official Catholic teaching concerning nature, grace and original sin.<ref>http://www.jamesalison.co.uk/texts/eng17.html James Alison, "Good-faith learning and the fear of God,</ref>

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