Posted on 12/27/2005 8:40:05 AM PST by sionnsar
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Speak the truth in love. Eph 4:15
It's not a good idea to question the power of God but they have free will and empty heads so.........they're welcome to the consequences.
Another Bishop Spong clone. I wonder why some Episcopalians even bother to call themselves "Christian," when they obviously stop being so long ago.
-Theo
Did Breyer ever "consult with his daughter. Chloe," on judicial matters, the way Carter consulted with 8-year-old Amy on "nuclear terrorism"? Sounds like the blind leading the blind.
Congressman Billybob
The Breyer Family . . . the gift that keeps on giving, apparently . . .
A wonderful review. It's obvious that the Rev. "Father" Chloe is a nitwit, but the implications of ordaining such a person are not so obvious. Sadly, she is typical of liberal clergy"men" today - just as her overly educated but equally dimwitted daddy is typical of liberal judges today.
Elitism has entrenched itself in the once humble-minded institutions of Biblical ministry. What a piece of work!
The spiritual and moral bankruptcy of the mainline churches is frightening.
Contradictory in many ways, Stephen Gerald Breyer defied simple classification, as a man and as a judge. The first son of a middle-class San Francisco Jewish family, Breyer eventually married into a well-established family of the British aristocracy. . . .. . . . Although Breyer's parents sent him and his brother to religious school, the family did not observe their Jewish faith strictly. [What a surprise!] . . . .
. . . . During this time, in 1967, Breyer met his future wife, Joanna Hare, the daughter of England's Lord John Blakenham. At the time, Hare worked as an assistant in the Washington office of London's Sunday Times. Breyer married Joanna in England in an Anglican ceremony, carefully edited to remove references to Christ. His marriage greatly increased his personal wealth and Breyer soon left the Justice Department and returned to Harvard to teach regulatory law. His wife became a psychologist at Boston's Dana Farber Clinic. The Breyers enjoyed a comfortable life among the Cambridge intellectual elite and raised two daughters, Chloe and Nell, and a son, Michael.
It would be nice if they changed the name of what they call their belief...
For you say, I am rich, I have prospered, and I need nothing; not knowing that you are wretched, pitiable, poor, blind, and naked.
Therefore I counsel you to buy from me gold refined by fire, that you may be rich, and white garments to clothe you and to keep the shame of your nakedness from being seen, and salve to anoint your eyes, that you may see.
Revelations 3: 17-18. Always good advice for those whose leaders are taking them into cloudcuckooland
Another round of this again? The Leftists are just going full bore, aren't they? They are not in the Church to learn or teach, only to destroy it.
And whosoever speaketh a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him: but whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world, neither in the world to come.
Matthew 12:32
So Ms. Breyer doubts the virgin birth of Jesus Christ. But why stop there? The Resurrection is no less miraculous. Does she also doubt that Jesus arose from the dead?
You're painting with a rather overbroad brush there. Certainly the Episcopal "leadership" is largely there -- but you're going to tar the entirety of the 77+ million membership worldwide with the actions of the "leaders" of the 2- million membership of ECUSA?
By the standards you've applied, the entire United States should be considered deep blue, politically.
Figures. ECUSA.
Reminds me of a former sunday school teacher...
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