Time to Say "No"
Saying a gentle, but firm and resolute "no" to the [Anglican communion's] ultimatums will be a first step toward turning the power struggle into a conversation again, even if we are excluded at Lambeth ...
Number 24, March 2007Get this entire issue in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format ArticlesTime to Say "No"Saying a gentle, but firm and resolute "no" to the [Anglican communion's] ultimatums will be a first step toward turning the power struggle into a conversation again, even if we are excluded at Lambeth ... Two theologiesThe present crisis in the Episcopal Church (and, indeed, in the worldwide Anglican Communion) is not just about the moral status of homosexuality and its expression. ... Nor is the crisis about the authority of Scripture ... Mother JesusIn June of this year, the Episcopal Church elected a new Presiding Bishop. And life has never been more interesting. [...] Here, in part, is what [our new Presiding Bishop] said, "Our mother Jesus gives birth to a new creation and you and I are His children. If we're going to keep on growing into Christ-images for the world around us, we're going to have to give up fear." ... Yes, that's right. She said, "mother Jesus." ReviewsColumns |