The Task Force on Theological Pluralism was established in 1985 by the Advisory Council on Discipleship and Worship and the Council on Theology and Culture with members appointed by those two councils and the Advisory Council on Church and Society.
The task force grew out of concerns raised within the Committee on Pluralism and Conflict of the Advisory Council on Discipleship and Worship, where regular consultations with special organizations (Chapter IX) consistently raised issues relating to theological diversity within the church. Among these issues were conflicting perspectives on the value of diverse theological positions, the limits of theological diversity within the church, and the ways in which theological diversity should be dealt with in the Presbyterian community of faith.
Agency: Office of the General Assembly
Ministries: Office of the General Assembly
Tags: community, diversity, office of the general assembly, unity
Topics: Worship