The third edition of this perennial favourite has just dropped through the letter boxes of Anglican clergy in England and Wales. It’s an update in the light of the new rules for who can (and still can’t) get married in …
In case you hadn’t noticed, there was a significant ruling in California yesterday. A US federal judge has overturned California’s voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage. The judge found it unconstitutionally discriminated against same-sex couples who sought to wed. The state …
… I took part in a brief conversation about “Gay Marriage”. The audio is now online, so click play below. [audio:http://media.premier.org.uk/misc/a3cc4d76-6905-4a65-9e24-df2f5d537e24.mp3] http://media.premier.org.uk/misc/a3cc4d76-6905-4a65-9e24-df2f5d537e24.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS
I thought it might be suitable to address the main point of Jeffrey John’s position as outlined in his paper, “The Church and Homosexuality” which was first published in 1998. In some senses this is a better paper then the …
I decided that in order to have a valid input in commenting on other people’s plans, it would be fair if I actually grappled with the liturgical sources they were going to use. To that end I got hold of …
You all know Ekklesia don’t you? The so called “Christian Think Tank” which is simply a front for Jonathan Bartley’s liberal musings. One Bishop once told me that a general guide to orthodoxy is “whatever Ekklesia opposes”. And today’s news …