[AmericaUnited]

"In the deep of their souls, they are afraid, they are shaking," Bishop Cavalcanti said. "They know that spiritually, they are like dead men."

[starfish923]

I hope that the Episcopalians of New Hampshire are proud of their Bishop V. Gene Robinson.
The arrogance of him is astounding. Singlehandedly he creates an enormous schism in the already splintered Anglican, Episcopalian Church all over the world -- and smilingly, jovially and most arrogantly puts the nail in its coffin -- all for the right to sodomize his male lover....with the blessings of his church.

[Rodentking]

The current Episcopal Church of the USA is likened unto a whitewashed sepulcher; claiming to be a church, yet filled with corruption. There is no pride to be taken in compromise with evil. Anyone who will not see the evil in the ECUSA is in clear danger of losing their immortal soul.

The church has lost 90 percent of its membership since the 1950s. This is a tragedy for a country who drew from its ranks many of its presidents and 40 percent of its military flag officers. No more.

The decline in membership is in line with the clear goal of those who have managed to take over the church. They would have us believe God is happy with each of us doing what we think is right. If everything is fine, who needs to go to church each Sunday to find that out?

The takeover of the ECUSA has been long in the planning. The changed "Book of Common Prayer" put in to effect in 1979 was done to allow confirmation of homosexuals. It is particularly important to note that the first queer bishop was not only openly, but an adulterer who left his wife and children for his queer lover.

Those who stay with the ECUSA must understand they are in an unholy alliance. They are not negotiating with Christians who have slightly differing views of God's intention, but devil buddies who are only interested in subverting God's will.

May you live in interesting times - Onne heck of a curse.

[tuesday afternoon]

About 22 Anglican archbishops -- out of 38 total -- have either partly or completely broken relations with the Episcopal Church over the Robinson consecration. Episcopal leaders have signaled they do not intend to renege on the consecration at the 2006 General Convention.

Is that worldwide or just in the US?