Books
The books listed below are specifically about equal marriage. They are in alphabetical order of title. Click on the book titles for full details of each book. A much larger curated list of affirming books that have been found helpful by LGBTQIA+ Christians and their allies can be found here: Recommended Books.

More Perfect Union
by Alan Wilson
Suitable for: all Christians, especially Anglicans
Alan Wilson, Bishop of Buckingham, analyses the arguments for and against the marriage of same-sex couples in the Church and concludes unequivocally that the Church of England should accept and celebrate equal marriage.

Permanent, Faithful, Stable
by Jeffrey John
Suitable for: all Christians, especially Anglicans
Essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the theology of same-sex relationships in a Christian context. Dr Jeffrey John was Dean of St Albans until 2021.

Reasonable and Holy
by Tobias Stanislas Haller
Suitable for: theologically literate Christians, especially Anglicans
Reasonable and Holy presents a calm, reasoned argument for why same-sexuality is part of God’s creation and takes nothing away from opposite-sex couples and institutions. It shows how the marriage of same-sex couples fits well within the Christian understanding of marriage when examined in the light of Scripture, tradition and reason.

Thinking Again About Marriage
by John Bradbury, Susannah Cornwall (editors)
Suitable for: academics
This book is about the theology of marriage in general, but it assumes equal marriage throughout and deal with the issues this involves. It is therefore included in this list.
What is involved in the practice of thinking theologically about marriage? Key writers and thinkers offer an informed, considered and constructive guide to a number of central questions. Reflecting a broad theological and eccesiological spectrum within the Christian tradition, Thinking Again About Marriage offers a vital resource for critical thinking and reflective practice.

Towards a Theology of Same-Sex Marriage
by Clare Herbert
Suitable for: all Christians, especially Anglicans
In her new book, Clare Herbert is trying to push the Church of England’s all-too-familiar conversation on same-sex relationships into new territory. Instead of setting the authority of particular biblical texts against the integrity of personal experience, the author wants the Church to look at the unique experience of same-sex couples through the lens of ‘queer theology’. She wants to square the unproductive circle of current debates.
Videos
The videos listed below are specifically about equal marriage.