Original sentence: Members of the Christian right sometimes use the term The New Ecumenism, to refer to the cooperative working on public issues of concern, without seeking structural union or theological compromise.Opposition to gay rights and support of sodomy laws by groups such as the Christian Coalition, Traditional Values Coalition and notable members such as John Ashcroft, Alan Keyes and Rick Santorum in the belief that homsexual behavior is a violation of Christian doctrine and should be [[criminal|criminalized.Religiously, it is a generalization describing beliefs ranging from moderately traditional movements within Lutheranism and Catholicism to theologically more conservative movements such as Evangelicalism, Pentecostalism and Fundamentalist Christianity
Edited sentence: Opposition to gay rights and support of sodomy laws by groups such as the Christian Coalition, Traditional Values Coalition and notable members such as John Ashcroft, Alan Keyes and Rick Santorum in the belief that homosexuality is a violation of Christian doctrine and should be criminalized; additionally, homosexuals should become asexual.Religiously, it is a generalization describing beliefs ranging from moderately traditional movements within Lutheranism and Catholicism to significantly more extreme movements such as Fundamentalist Christianity, Evangelicalism and Pentecostalism.The term The New Ecumenism is sometimes used to describe movements promoting traditional Christian views, in the belief that it emphasizes inclusiveness