Summary: The Communion Sub-Committee findings betray a serious lack of study and care. There are gaping inaccuracies and unwarranted assumptions throughout the document. The mistakes are so glaring that the work appears more motivated by apologetic concerns than investigative care. …
George is doing a fantastic job out in Tanzania and has highlighted key points from Aspinall’s press conference: “Asked where this report left The Episcopal Church, Archbishop Aspinall said “the question has to wait until tomorrow,†but that it was …
David Lambert just made a really important comment on my press conference report: It strikes me that, as has already been identified by at least one commentator, the real issues are NOT to do with whether a literal reading of …
Have a careful read again of David Anderson’s press release just an hour ago. Look again at these two sentences: “The primates are expected to make a decision on TEC’s status in the Communion, and on the requests by U.S. …
The AAC have flatly rejected the sub-group’s report. Quite right too – the report was written half a year ago and events since then have demonstrated clearly that TEC and Schori in particular aren’t even vaguely interested in being doctrinally …
Via sources on the ground. Ruth G has more analysis. Aspinall of Australia was main speaker. These are notes taken by hand at the press conference and therefore are somewhat “rough and ready” in parts: Aspinall: Though the TEC did …
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