New U.S. Anglicans launch, to ban women, gays as bishops
Hundreds of formerly Episcopal parishes are meeting this week to unify as a new national church: the Anglican Church in North America.
Organizers, led by former Episcopal Bishop of Pittsburgh Robert Duncan, expect 300 delegates, including 50 bishops, in Bedford, Texas, for a three-day gathering that begins Monday.
The group is scheduled to adopt church laws that will exclude women and homosexuals as bishops. It also is expected to elect and install Duncan as archbishop.
Well, they must have some sense of scripture only and Christ only if they are banning this kind of behavior. At least this is what the original Anglican confession says--affirms the sufficienc of scripture and faith alone. I suppose though there is room for more scriptural reform among them, particularly in its worship and observance of days and feasts, etc.
"But once the Episcopal-Anglican split itself is no longer news, then what? asks Jim Naughton, canon for communications for the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, D.C., a liberal diocese that supports Robinson and Schori."
Statements and affiliations such as these prove without doubt that Liberalism is a completely different religion to Christianity.
So why bother staying within the communion unless you are Liberal? Perhaps because you don't believe the Bible as the Word of God either!
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maybe he's been to the jesuit subterfuge college to learn how..."
