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November 09 2022 By dvirtue Danforth: an Ultimate Concern of Politics is Idolatrous

The Rev. Adam Hamilton, prominent in the denomination's self-described "Centrist" movement, serves as pastor for the Church of the Resurrection.

Hamilton gave opening remarks, sharing a church campaign: "be Just, be kind, be humble," based upon Micah 6:8. It is a campaign promoting Christians' role in reconciliation in the community and country.

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November 05 2022 By dvirtue Bishops openly repudiate the teaching of the Church of England

Their theological arguments have been debunked time after time by genuine scholars; Jesus himself clearly upheld the sexual ethics of the Old Testament while demonstrating grace and offering forgiveness to all who sought it.

For many years it has been clear that the driving force behind these revisionists is the not study of scripture, nor listening to the Holy Spirit but a relentless desire to mirror society's values.

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November 04 2022 By dvirtue Nigerian Anglican Primate Says Christians are facing genocide in slow motion

Africans are reported to be spiritually oriented and religious and we are. Across the religions in our continent we share a deep awareness that we live our lives in a world we did not create and with spiritual realities, we must take account of. So it is most encouraging to us that Indonesia has taken the lead for those of us from the Global South to bring religion to this global platform of discussion and seeking solutions to the challenges that face our nations.

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November 04 2022 By dvirtue Conservatives in Oxford reject their Bishop's same-sex endorsement

It was released after the College of Bishops met this week to debate how the issue of same-sex marriage should be decided by the General Synod when it next meets in February, at the end of the long Living in Love and Faith (LLF) consultation and education process. The Bishop of Worcester and Dudley have subsequently declared their support for same-sex marriage.

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November 03 2022 By dvirtue WHAT'S GOING ON IN ISRAEL?

As one Israeli political scientist has put it, Israelis realize that politics is the art of the possible, not a court for morality. Netanyahu's rivals never brought up his ongoing corruption imbroglio because it was old news that divides voters down the middle, with the Right considering it elitist persecution of one of their own.

What is the current state of Israel? Both its society and politics? And what about its messianic Jewish community?

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November 02 2022 By dvirtue Why is a new Anglican jurisdiction necessary?

Andrew's account of the ANiE consecration by "a wonderful global array" of Archbishops and bishops is positive.

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November 02 2022 By dvirtue ALBERT MOHLER FOCUSES ON ANGLICANISM'S GLARING MORAL FAILURES

Occasionally, he will single out a denomination including his own -- the Southern Baptists -- as well as Roman Catholics, Quakers, Methodists, Mormons, Muslims, and Anglicans.

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October 29 2022 By dvirtue How To Kill A Church: Episcopalians innovating their way to obsolescence

This is Moralistic Therapeutic Deism, in a line. The sociologist Robert Bellah got there as far back as 1985, calling this kind of thing "Sheilaism", after a nurse his team interviewed, who described her faith like this:

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October 26 2022 By dvirtue Evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail: Reflections on the Pilgrimage to Anglicanism Nearly 40 Years After Webber's Classic

What has driven pilgrims from evangelical Baptist, Presbyterian, Free Church, and non-denominational ranks? What have they found to be the chief attractions of Anglicanism?

Reasons to Leave

I read Webber's original account of those who walked the Canterbury trail, and I've also informally interviewed several Anglican pilgrims. As I've done so, several themes have emerged. Here are some common reasons Anglican Christians have given for leaving their evangelical roots:

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October 26 2022 By dvirtue WHY IS A NEW ANGLICAN JURISDICTION NECESSARY?

Speaking as a clergyman who has left the Church of England and is now involved in a small AMiE church plant, I find it very encouraging that a respected Church of England insider like Andrew Atherstone should attend such an event (it was good to see him there!) and report on it so thoughtfully and positively. But I'd like to add more.

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