Take 4
Mine. (see Takes 1-3 below.) Conservative bloggers’ anger about the report today from the sub-group that evaluated the Episcopal Church’s response to the Windsor Report
Mine. (see Takes 1-3 below.) Conservative bloggers’ anger about the report today from the sub-group that evaluated the Episcopal Church’s response to the Windsor Report
Unlike British journalists Steven Bates (see Take 1, below) and Jonathan Petre, (see Take 2 below) Elizabeth Kennedy of the Associated Press is writing for
from the Telegraph. Jonathan Petre, writing for a more conservative audience that Steven Bates (See Take 1 below) stresses the conservative initiative that may be
Giles Fraser proves that liberals can appropriate C. S. Lewis, too. “Especially keep in mind the first principle of effective warfare: take their strength, and
It will be interesting to see what signficance reporters attach to today’s events in Dar es Salaam. Here is Steven Bates in the Guardian: The
Early news reports on today’s meeting in Tanzania from ENS and Reuters.
Updated again with the Anglican Centrist’s prediction for tomorrow. The report from the sub-committee of Anglican leaders who evaluated the Episcopal Church’s response to the
Scott Gunn is fresh from the press briefing.
The report of the group that advised the Archbishop of Canterbury on the Episcopal Church’s response to the Windsor Report is online here. Updated: Ok,
News, I mean. ENS has this scene-setter. The AP’s Elizabeth A. Kennedy, who has distinguished herself by being one of the first reporters to allow