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![]() | [...]able to make decisions which are contrary to the doctrine of the Church, whether or not the Assembly has passed a specific resolution to define the doctrine in question? 4. Was:- (a) the[...]adopted was the ASC defining new doctrine for the Uniting Church, and, if so, was it[...] |
![]() | [...]and decide the matter because it involved doctrinal issues and thus was a matter for the Assembly. 2[...]fore the meeting did not accord with the received doctrines, tradition and teaching of the Uniting Chu[...]o it – the Uniting Church already has a doctrine, one received at the time of Union.” I have al[...]n require the Presbytery to give consideration to doctrine as well as a range of other matters. It is approp[...]ng responsibility" of the Assembly "in matters of doctrine, worship, government and discipline”(para 38 of[...]residential Ruling that clarifies or confirms the doctrine of the Church insofar as it relates to the accept[...]or this purpose. Clarification or confirmation of doctrine is a matter for the Assembly. It would not[...] |
President of the Assembly, Presidential Ruling #23 Mar 2004 (Between 1st March 2004 and 31st March 2004). UCA Assembly, accessed 09/04/2026, https://ucaassembly.recollect.net.au/nodes/view/1511





