Category: The Lead

Thought experiment: the Diocese of Lake Malawi

What if the Diocese of Lake Malawi were a conservative American diocese rather than a relatively liberal African one? Would the Anglican Communion and the American and British media be paying more attention? People are being forced for ideological reasons to accept a bishop they didn’t elect. But no one seems to notice.

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Naked and you clothed me

Episcope has a full round-up of the mainstream media’s coverage of yesterday’s National Prayer Service. But the work of the Church isn’t all about blessings presidents and squabbling about sexual ethics. Sometimes it is about prom dresses. That’s right, prom dresses. Have a look.

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Take note: The CoE still can’t sign the Anglican Covenant

Since “the Church of England could not submit itself to any such external power of direction” we’re puzzled why the General Synod will be discussing a report to the Anglican Covenant Group in which the Church of England would express its support for an Anglican Covenant.

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“When white will embrace what is right”

The success of our economy has always depended not just on the size of our gross domestic product, but on the reach of our prosperity; on our ability to extend opportunity to every willing heart — not out of charity, but because it is the surest route to our common good.

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National prayer service: reports

While multiple clergy who are not Christian participated in the service, Wade noted that the service was, at its core, Christian to reflect Obama’s personal beliefs.

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Good news on the new White House Web site

In an item entitled “Obama’s Promises to Gays,” Marc Ambinder writes: They’re now in black and white on the White House website. Full civil unions and federal rights. Employment non-discrimination. A repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. Expanded Adoption Rights.

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