The C of E and the Amreican Episcopal Church are politically correct, post-Christian Churches.
My bet is the Archbishop of Canterbury is a homosexual.
Look at the moronic clan of inbred idiots - the Windsors - who are partially connected with its hierarchy.
Bastards.
Contrary to popular belief, the Anglican Church worldwide is THE largest Protestant denomination (yes, larger than Southern Baptists...) and is overwhelmingly orthodox and evangelical... and 2nd only to the Roman Catholic church in size (since the Eastern Orthodox churches are a collection of national & regional bodies, and not one body).
Due to successful long term missions efforts the bulk of Anglicans are now in Africa (60 million plus(?) and other parts of the developing world, and the African bishops are world-wide leaders in solid, biblical Christianity...directly challenging the tepid leadership of the admittedly very sick and small Church of England.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is basically an organizer of worldwide Anglicans—and does NOT function as a kind of pope, thankfully—given the extremely weak and ineffective example of that current leader of the Church of England, Rowan Williams.
England itself, like the rest of Europe (including and especially in traditionally Roman Catholic countries) has a very small percentage of active church goers (less than 5%). However, OF that group (of about 3 million(?)) as many as 1/3 are orthodox/evangelical....(which is a higher percentage than any American mainline Protestant church).
So the Church in England—even in the Church of England...is NOT dead, just very small, but plucky...and actually, growing.
The vitality and growth in the 3rd world of a strong and uncompromising Anglican Church should encourage those of us in the West, embarrassed say, of the Episcopal Church...which as a body (of around 700,000) is very sick and dying.
The “new” Anglicans in the USA, NOT affiliated with the Episcopal Church however, are a vital and growing group—now somewhere around 100,000.
Contrary to popular belief, the Anglican Church worldwide is THE largest Protestant denomination (yes, larger than Southern Baptists...) and is overwhelmingly orthodox and evangelical... and 2nd only to the Roman Catholic church in size (since the Eastern Orthodox churches are a collection of national & regional bodies, and not one body).
Due to successful long term missions efforts the bulk of Anglicans are now in Africa (60 million plus(?) and other parts of the developing world, and the African bishops are world-wide leaders in solid, biblical Christianity...directly challenging the tepid leadership of the admittedly very sick and small Church of England.
The Archbishop of Canterbury is basically an organizer of worldwide Anglicans—and does NOT function as a kind of pope, thankfully—given the extremely weak and ineffective example of that current leader of the Church of England, Rowan Williams.
England itself, like the rest of Europe (including and especially in traditionally Roman Catholic countries) has a very small percentage of active church goers (less than 5%). However, OF that group (of about 3 million(?)) as many as 1/3 are orthodox/evangelical....(which is a higher percentage than any American mainline Protestant church).
So the Church in England—even in the Church of England...is NOT dead, just very small, but plucky...and actually, growing.
The vitality and growth in the 3rd world of a strong and uncompromising Anglican Church should encourage those of us in the West, embarrassed say, of the Episcopal Church...which as a body (of around 700,000) is very sick and dying.
The “new” Anglicans in the USA, NOT affiliated with the Episcopal Church however, are a vital and growing group—now somewhere around 100,000.