Death, like love, is hard to describe. We know it when we see it, but when exactly is the moment of death?
Day: March 19, 2012
Protecting a predator is not a religious right
An Arkansas judge ruled that a judicatory cannot claim a First Amendment privilege to fend off accountability for one of its’ clergy in a sexual abuse lawsuit.
Petition adds woman candidate for bishop of Atlanta
The Diocese of Atlanta announced that The Rev. Martha N. Macgill, rector of Memorial Episcopal Church, Baltimore, Maryland, has been nominated by petition for tenth bishop of Atlanta. The slate announced last month included no women.
There’s unity and then there’s unity
Giles Frasier thinks aloud about archbishops, unity and why the kind of unity that Rowan Williams sought was not the kind of unity that the Church of England and the Anglican Communion needs
Generosity in a Pluralistic World
How do we live rightly in a pluralistic world? Today’s New Testament readings raise old issues that are new every day.
New York Post on the tensions at Trinity Wall Street
More on the tense relationship between the Rector of Trinity Wall Street and some current and former Vestry-members. Some members have resigned in protest over the leadership and direction of The Rev. Dr. James Cooper, Rector.
Williams critiqued
But whilst any liberalism was dropped, so not to impose his supposed private view, he did impose his personal ecclesiology on the excuse that this was corporate. The purple in his eyes blinded him to the fact that bishops came from different Anglican Churches.
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