A cogent critique

The Anglican Scotist appraises Rowan William's presidential address to the General Synod.

He wrote: "... Williams' manner betrays an unaccountable, self-serving, and indeed incoherent exercise of power that should give some contemplating their place in the AC under a covenant pause. Is +++Williams really so naive as not to see this, or might he suppose it his privilege?"

Posted on February 26, 2007 10:20 PM | |
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