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02/08/2009
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Articles and reviews on the web
- Morning - in Quiet Spaces spirituality journal (scroll down to page 4)
- Second Thoughts, in The Christian Century
- Alt:worship - is it coming of age? Seven Magazine
- Review in JTS of Janine Jobling's "Restless Readings: feminist biblical interrpretation..."
- In the church, but not of it
- Word on the Web - notes on the Temptation of Jesus
- BBC Remembrance Service 2004
- BBC Epiphany service 2004
- review in JTS of Gale Yee's Poor Banished Children of Eve
From a naive outside point of view (naive because I don't have a clue about the financial issues behind that):
I feel great respect for the CofE's struggle for compromise and its determination not to loose anyone on the way, especially if this comes from those on the recieving end of discrimination. Yes, we should try and hold the church together. But the holy, catholic and apostolic church is NOT - not only - the Anglican Communion. And as the church contains several human organisational bodies anyway, why can't we just group and ungroup as our current needs require? And if some people desperately want to do their own thing, why not just let them run off? They'll stay fellow Christians anyway.
Oh, life would be so easy, if this kind of conflicts was really about theology, moral or whatever and not about money and political influence. What a waste of energy!
Posted by: Christine | 02/08/2009 at 14:33