Icon of Ignorance
The Bishop of Charlotte seeks to cement his legacy in destruction and demanding the faithful pay for the privilege of it. Let's help him out, shall we?
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Tradition and Tantrums
With the recent election of a Woman to sit in the seat of St. Augustine at Canterbury; the Anglican world is yet again aflame with the half-a-century old debate on women's ordination. Having written extensively in previous posts on the matter from a theological and philosophical perspective, which are still unconvincing to those most ardent supporters of women's ordination; it would seem a point of futility to argue the point any further. However a cleric that I have known made the statement recently, that the ordination of men only, was only a "tradition" of the church; and argued that such could be changed by the church. Unfortunately, this is not only untrue, but it degrades the very heart and essence of the priestly ministry to a position of non-consequence. If such a thing were indeed true that the church alone created and could change the dignity and nature of the priesthood by popular acclaim, then the promised salvation and ever-abiding presence tha...
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