The Bromance Continues
More from me in the latest edition of Anglican Unscripted.
Category: Anglican Communion
Bishop David Anderson on Reconciliation
I think he may have a point. Now to things more specifically Anglican, such as the new Archbishop of Canterbury’s concept of Reconciliation, and what it means, and did he get it right? In today’s digest of articles we have …
The Ugandan Statement
Here’s the statement by the new Primate of Uganda. It is very discouraging to hear that the Church of England, which once brought the Gospel of Jesus Christ to Uganda, has taken such a significant step away from that very …
Rowan’s Hegelian Triumph
As I’ve been reading Benjamin Myer’s Christ the Stranger: The Theology of Rowan Williams this week, I’ve started to wonder whether the Archbishop’s strategy of Hegelian struggle between thesis and antithesis, much bemoaned by conservatives and liberals alike, may actually …
Tom Wright on Rowan
I haven’t really commented much on Rowan’s resignation (though watch my piece in this week’s Anglican TV – out soon – for a bit of a hint as to where I’m at about it) but this piece from Tom Wright …
When did the Listening Process Begin?
An interesting thread over at Changing Attitude on when the Listening Process formally began. Colin Coward rejects Philip Giddings assertion that Lambeth 1998 1:10 did not call for such a Listening Process. This is Colin’s argument. My understanding is that the …