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August 24 2022 By dvirtue Interview with Archbishop Tito Zavala of Chile

Describing the events at Lambeth 2022 as "confusing and complicated" Zavala made the point that the Global South Fellowship of Anglicans is "not a disruptive group. We believe the Anglican Communion to be a family but we are not walking together because we need to find a way to work together in truth."

He said that it has "Emerged how strong the GSFA holds to the positions of the Bible. It is the word of God and Lambeth 1.10 is still the standard for the Anglican Communion."

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August 24 2022 By dvirtue SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER WANTS TO BANKRUPT ME

I have always supported the right of individuals with unwanted homosexual ideation to receive help to overcome such issues if they freely choose to do so. I've been guided by a foundational premise which implements the principles upon which Judeo-Christian religious values are based.

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August 19 2022 By dvirtue THE GREAT EPISCOPAL CHURCH ROBBERY

I grew up seven miles from the scene of the "Great Train Robbery" in Rondout IL. A whistle-stop hamlet between Libertyville and Lake Bluff in Chicago's northern suburbs, Rondout is known for a scrap metal yard, a Harley-Davidson dealership, and a plaque commemorating the $3 million ($50 million in today's money) 1924 heist from a postal car on the Milwaukee Road railway.

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August 19 2022 By dvirtue ALISTAIR BEGG: 'THE UK HAS BEEN THROUGH AN IMMORAL REVOLUTION'

'Immoral revolution'

Speaking at the 2022 Keswick Convention, he suggested that "the challenge to the believability of the Bible" in this generation comes from modern beliefs about sexuality.

The pastor noted that, since 2000, the UK has embraced the promotion of homosexuality in schools, adoption by same-sex couples and same-sex marriage.

He explained: "And suddenly, within a quarter of a century, our nation has lived through an immoral revolution."

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August 18 2022 By dvirtue What the Anglican Communion can learn from the Commonwealth Games

The other event was the Lambeth Conference.

The Commonwealth Games took place in Birmingham at the same time as the Lambeth Conference and were broadcast across the world. India won 22 gold medals in boxing, badminton, table tennis and wrestling. They were all coached by non-Indians, the badminton team by a Chinese. Was this a compromise? International resources were being shared. No one kept their expertise to themselves. All served a higher purpose.

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August 17 2022 By dvirtue WHAT IS 'PUBLIC THEOLOGY'?

Justice and decency

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August 11 2022 By dvirtue The problem with Justin Welby's environmentalism

Justin Welby, nominal head of the Anglican communion, is undoubtedly on board with environmentalism. He made this clear in a keynote speech on Sunday at the Lambeth Conference. Unfortunately, if you expected him to put the religious argument for environmentalism at the forefront of his speech, you would be disappointed. His approach was rather different. It was all a matter, he said, of an unjust society and the need to deal with it.

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August 10 2022 By dvirtue A Cure for the Lambeth Hangover?

In his speech he compared the views that deeply divide the church:

First, he spoke of the, "large majority of the Anglican Communion" for whom the "traditional understanding of marriage is something that is understood, accepted and without question, not only by Bishops but their entire Church, and the societies in which they live. For them to question this teaching is unthinkable..."

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August 09 2022 By dvirtue EUREKA! I GET IT!!

"Church" is described as a Christian denomination. That is a distinct religious body within Christianity that comprises all church congregations of the same kind that are identifiable by traits such as a common name, particular history, organizational setup, leadership, theological doctrine, worship style and its common founder.

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August 06 2022 By dvirtue A HOPE AND A FUTURE FOR A NEW AND EMERGING COMMUNION OF ANGLICANS

At the heart of this new Communion is humility, repentance from our sins, and a call to obedience to God's Word. Archbishop Tito Zavala of Chile reminded us of this in his homily on the power of sin from Psalm 51. He reminded us how sin "turns our minds and hearts to tolerate what is wrong," and how we can overcome it through the blood of Jesus Christ and repentance.

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