We too are the Other: same-sex marriage and the real question for our day
Those with power need to see the minority as able to accomplish something that the majority cannot. Such a realization is usually salutary for the powerful.
A way forward together (3): prayer book
We fear that a revised prayer book would not be written for the church committed to the Bible and the faith of the apostles, but for the church of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism, with all particularistic and judgmental edges shorn off.
A way forward together (2): ecclesiology
If we are indeed to hold together as a church and a Communion, we need a framework and a shared understanding that will last.
A way forward together (1): Christ-centered comprehension
We write as priests of the Episcopal Church, which has now institutionalized doctrinal disagreement on the nature of Christian marriage.
An Anglican anti-corruption movement?
Josiah Idowu-Fearon, the new Secretary General of the Anglican Communion, raised some eyebrows recently in an interview with Christian Today (Aug. 6, 2015). He asserted that the question of homosexuality is a f... Read More...
Decision 2015 and the work of the Church
I just can't buy an ecclesiology that says the Presiding Bishop doesn't matter.
Rachel Held Evans, adult conversion, and the necessity of confirmation
Let's not be quick to discard the best things we have to offer.
Liturgical anti-intellectualism
Today, the liturgy is to Anglicans what the Bible is to evangelicals: a debilitating intellectual crutch used to excuse indifference to — and even hatred of — the ecclesial commitments borne and sustained by rigorous and thus humbling study.