2. Wayne Grudem, a leading Calvinist theologian and prominent complementarian, made the "brilliant" discovery that abuse might be grounds for divorce. Apparently, it took him more than 60 years to discover that in 1 Cor. 7:15, the phrase "in such cases" should be understood to include any cases that similarly destroy a marriage. Therefore, he concluded that abuse is such a case. Like WOW, where has he been for the last 30 years.

The sermon at St. Paul's was posted on the church's website, where reaction was swift, with some branding the sermon as "outrageous" and "sarcastic" accusing Kwong of using "Jesus to fit some personal values".

In Sunday's sermon, Kwong said: "Whenever people see me or other church leaders, they will say, 'We must speak up! Speak up at all times, on everything. It is a must to fight'.

The newly appointed archbishop is the second most powerful position in the Church of England. He has said the CofE was seen as "immoral" for its refusal to welcome homosexual marriage, stressing it would be "particularly foolish" to ignore the damage done to the Church's mission.

"We want to make sure Christ Church tells its own history with its own perspective," noted Safford.

This is profoundly ironic as the Episcopal diocese has lost thousands of Episcopalians and has closed churches owing to its pansexual policies. The denomination itself can barely muster half a million parishioners in total average Sunday attendance on any given Sunday.