[Clive]

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[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Good slap of common sense!

[flat]

COR BLIMEY EES A TWIT AINT EE?....

[Cronos]

ROwan is destroying what was left of Anglicanism. I can’t see the Nigerian Anglicans (who ARE orthodox) standing for this — especially since Nigerian Christians are threatened by Sharia-wielding muslims in the north who now say that Christians support gay marriages and abortion.

[wintertime]

ping

[kitkat]

We always take the good things we have for granted. As a result, we fail to protect them. Religion is one of the good things. Perhaps Rowan Williams will be the catalyst that makes us treasure what we might lose.

[Lucky Dog]

Definitions:

Liberal: tolerant of change; not bound by authoritarianism, orthodoxy, or tradition.

Conservative: resistant to change.

Christian: following the teachings or manifesting the qualities or spirit of Jesus Christ who personally cited the Scriptures as the inerrant Word of God.

Therefore, the term, "liberal Christian," is an oxymoron. This article merely confirms the obvious.

[WorkingClassFilth]

"The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Anglicans, the United church and liberal Christianity all over the western world have become largely irrelevant."

Correction:

'The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Anglicans, the United church and liberal apostasy all over the western world have become largely irrelevant.'

There - it's fixed now.

[DGHoodini]

He needs to be sent down to Craggy Island to join his soulmate and step brother, Fr. Jack Hackett.

What a disgusting offense to God, is Rowan Williams.
And now he tries to lie his way out of his “Gods rules mean nothing” liberal death cultism.

[elcid1970]

Who really cares what the Archdruid of Paganbury thinks?

I mean, geez what a little nerd. He should be wearing a pink suit and playing Grandfather Twilight.

;^)

[kalee]

Anglican ping

[KingSnorky]

“Will no one rid me of this meddlesome priest?” — Henry II

[TenthAmendmentChampion]

Heere Bigynneth the Tale of the Asse-Hatte.
An Archbishop of Canterbury Tale

With apologies to Geoffrey Chaucer

1 Whan in Februar, withe hise global warmynge

2 Midst unseasonabyl rain and stormynge

3 Gaia in hyr heat encourages

4 Englande folke to goon pilgrimages.

5 Frome everiches farme and shire

6 Frome London Towne and Lancanshire

7 The pilgryms toward Canterbury wended

8 Wyth fyve weke holiday leave extended

9 In hybryd Prius and Subaru

10 Off the Boughton Bypasse, east on M2.
...

83 “But the Musselman is sure to see

84 Thy funne as Western hegemony.

85 `Tis not Cristian for Cristians to cause

86 The Moor to live by Cristendom’s laws

87 Whan he has hise sovereyn culture

88 Crist bade us put ours in sepulture.

89 To be divyne we must first be diverse

90 So cheer thee well, thynges could be wors

91 Sharia is Englishe as tea and scones,

92 So everybody muste get stoned.”

http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2008/02/heere-bigynneth.html

[Joann37]

Excellent article, especially the part that starts with: “Certain acts, attitudes and actions were wrong and while we might fail and fall, they thought, the church was somewhere out there to remind us what was right.”

Too many churches are conforming to culture, instead of teaching that we are to conform to what God has to say on certain matters. With these compromised teachings, liberals churches are aiding and abetting people to commit sin.

[TexasCajun]

Paging Big-Mouth Barkley!

[wai-ming]

I love Christianity, but find very little of it in today’s liberal denominations.