Among the more thoughtful critiques was one from Fulcrum, the group which describes itself as aiming to ‘renew the evangelical centre’. I once heard Fulcrum witheringly dismissed by a prominent figure as ‘not proper evangelicals’ – by which I think he meant that they didn’t agree with him about everything! But they hold to the Church of England Evangelical Council’s statement of faith, believe ‘the proper context for sexual expression is the union of a man and a woman in marriage’ and have some very thoughtful people among them (Andrew Goddard, Ian Paul, Rachel Marszalek and Alastair Cutting, to name but a few). And it seems to me that it has become theological sharper in recent years.