As an Episcopalian, I find your comment in very bad taste. No, I am not happy about what is going on in my church, but I am not leaving. If we still had churches who decided to mind meld with the Anglican dioceses out of Africa, maybe we could have defeated some of this mess.
I dislike the Anglican split so much, if I must leave the Episcopal church, I will go Catholic.
If you found the comment in bad taste, it was supposed to be. The Episcopal Church (tm), to which I also still belong, has become a parody of itself, obsessed with a single goal no matter what the cost. And in furtherance of that, it now expouses a where-the-wind-blows pop theology coupled with a me-first, end-justifies-the-means, value system.
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As an Episcopalian, I find your comment in very bad taste. No, I am not happy about what is going on in my church, but I am not leaving. If we still had churches who decided to mind meld with the Anglican dioceses out of Africa, maybe we could have defeated some of this mess.
I dislike the Anglican split so much, if I must leave the Episcopal church, I will go Catholic.
SJR
The Pink Flamingo
SJR:
If you found the comment in bad taste, it was supposed to be. The Episcopal Church (tm), to which I also still belong, has become a parody of itself, obsessed with a single goal no matter what the cost. And in furtherance of that, it now expouses a where-the-wind-blows pop theology coupled with a me-first, end-justifies-the-means, value system.
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