Bishop Chane's BBC interview
The best link I have found for Bishop John Bryson Chane's interview with Roger Bolton of the BBC's Sunday program is here.
The BBC wrote it up as follows:
Ever since the gay Bishop Gene Robinson was consecrated in America, the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has being trying to find a formula to keep the Anglican Communion together.
At a meeting of the Primates in Tanzania, the Americans were asked to accept and implement the Lambeth resolutions (the traditional teachings on sexuality) and to agree a new system of pastoral oversight for some conservatives in the American church who won't accept the authority of Bishops with a more liberal line on sexuality. The Bishops of the Episcopal Church have refused these two recommendations.
One of those Bishops, John Chane of Washington, explained why he found the recommendations offensive and disrespectful. Damian Thompson, leader writer for the Daily Telegraph who thinks "it's all over for the Archbishop", and Martyn Percy, Principal of Ripon Theological College, also joined Sunday.
