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To: iowamark
Anything that weakens the Church of England, at a time of real embattlement with radically secularist agendas now under way, must ultimately be a bad thing for the nation from a Christian perspective.

As the liberal "wing" of the Anglicans is closer and closer to being effectively atheist the weakening of the Church of England does not look like a loss from a pan-Christian perspective.

9 posted on 10/20/2009 10:24:16 PM PDT by arthurus ("If you don't believe in shooting abortionists, don't shoot an abortionist." -Ann C.)
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To: arthurus

The big question is what about the Queen? She’s under no obligation, constitutional or otherwise to maintain communion with the CoE. If the body of conservative Anglicans swim the Tiber, why not the Queen as well? England was built under Catholic Kings and Queens, even now, the majority have been Catholic.

As a convert from the Anglican church, this pleases me to no end, and I hope all those who have suffered dearly under the ‘leadership’ of Dr. Atkinson, can find a home with Papa Benedict.


11 posted on 10/20/2009 11:12:07 PM PDT by BenKenobi
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