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When did the Listening Process Begin?

By Peter Ould Posted on September 1, 2011 Posted in Anglican Communion, Church of England, Listening Process, Sexuality 2 Comments Tagged with Anglican Communion, Anglican Consultative Council, Anglican Mainstream, Assertion, Bishops, Christians, Colin Coward, Conference Resolution, Distinction, Gender Relationships, Homophobia, Homosexuality, Joint Standing Committee, Lambeth Conference, Listening Process, Paranoia, Philip Giddings, Prejudice, Primates Meeting, Windsor Report

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 notÂ call for such a Listening Process. This is Colin’s argument. My understanding is that the …

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Do Glass Pools Break When You Throw Stones at Them?

By Peter Ould Posted on March 19, 2010 Posted in Anglican Communion, Church of England, Sexuality 20 Comments Tagged with Altar Linens, Anglican Communion, Anis, Backbone, Boys And Girls, Canterbury, Contradiction, Electi, General Synod, Iota, Kendall, Leviathan, Little Hands, Moratoria, Pools, Primates Meeting, Rowan, Sake, Sexual Relationship, Standing Committee

There’s not really a lot to say about the confirmation of the consent process for the appointment of a woman living in a sexual relationship outside of marriage as Suffragan Bishop of Los Angeles (because, boys and girls, let’s remember …

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When did the Listening Process Begin?

Do Glass Pools Break When You Throw Stones at Them?