Cursory Glance – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Why James Jones is Wrong

By Peter Ould Posted on March 6, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Ecclesiastical, Secular / Christian, Sexuality, Theology, Wholeness 14 Comments Tagged with Bishop James, Conscription, Conversion Of Constantine, Cursory Glance, Diocesan Synod, Divergent Views, Ethical Issues, Ethical Positions, Human Sexuality, James Jones, Lively Debates, Moral Conviction, Moral Judgement, Moral Principles, No Doubt, Pacifism, Principle Of The Sanctity Of Human Life, Roman Empire, Sanctity Of Human Life, War Theory

In his speech to Liverpool Diocesan Synod today, Bishop James Jones has argued that the Church should view the debate over human sexuality in the same way that in the past we have agreed to disagree over Just War. He …

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Women Bishops – Draft Measures and Code of Practice

By Peter Ould Posted on December 29, 2008 Posted in Church of England, Ecclesiastical No Comments Tagged with Bishops, Church of England, Clergy, Conviction, Convictions, Cursory Glance, Deacon, Disciplinary Proceedings, Draft Code, Endeavour, Episcopal Ministry, General Synod, Incumbent, Ministry Of Women, Ordination, Pcc, Petition, Resolutions, Sacramental Ministry, Suitable Arrangements

The Church of England has published a draft measure and code of practice ahead of February’s session of General Synod. I’ve only had a cursory glance as I’m still on holiday, but two things strike me immediately: The code of …

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Why James Jones is Wrong

Women Bishops – Draft Measures and Code of Practice