Here’s a question for Anglican/Episcopalian advocates of homosexual

marriage. The Book of Common Prayer includes a “table of kindred and

affinity,” laying out in detail all those people one is NOT allowed to

marry, for reasons of consanguinity or affinity through marriage. What changes to

this table do advocates of homosexual marriage propose? Or would they just

scrap the whole thing–so that, presumably, it would then be OK for me to

marry my wife’s grandmother.