[Nosterrex]

Maybe it is just me, but I am having difficulty understanding your comments. Are you saying that it is better to be a heretic than a Muslim? As far as I know, all Christians mark time the same way. A hundred or a million years is the same for everyone. Church history is church history, and it does not matter what religion or denomination you are. Do you believe that any of the church fathers would find any unity in the Anglican community?

[vladimir998]

You wrote:

“Maybe it is just me, but I am having difficulty understanding your comments. Are you saying that it is better to be a heretic than a Muslim?”

The English already are heretics so, no, I am saying it is better that they became orthodox Christians.

“As far as I know, all Christians mark time the same way. A hundred or a million years is the same for everyone. Church history is church history, and it does not matter what religion or denomination you are.”

Oh. yes it does matter. That’s why so many Anglicans are now becoming Catholics.

“Do you believe that any of the church fathers would find any unity in the Anglican community?”

Nope. Then again, the Church Fathers were Catholic so that should be no surprise.

[Natural Law]

"Are you saying that it is better to be a heretic than a Muslim?"

Neither. Fortunately, the Catholic Church presents an better option.

[rwilson99]

A heretic with a common baptism?

You bet... And while humans mark time and experience time the same... God (all billions of years in service you know) blinks and a thousand of our years pass.