Original sentence: Anglican realignment is a term used to describe a movement of dissenters within some Anglican dioceses and parishes, particularly within the American Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada, who oppose their national church's views on the role of gays and lesbians and/or women in the church, which they claim are indicative of a broader trend of increased liberalism in western Anglicanism
Edited sentence: Anglican realignment is a term used to describe a movement of dissenters within some Anglican dioceses and parishes, particularly within the American Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada, who oppose their national church's views on the authority of Scripture and the divinity of Jesus Christ.This tension came to the fore with the church's views and/or actions concerning the role of gays and lesbians and/or women in the church