Tony Baldry – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

The Dys-established Church

By Peter Ould Posted on November 26, 2012 Posted in Church of England, UK Politics No Comments Tagged with 1920s, Bishops, Broad Church, Church of England, Cofe, Conscience, Dread, Dys, Epitome, Garrick Club, House Of Commons, Hypocrisy, Laity, London Clubs, Proponents, Statutory Obligation, Synod, Thirds Majority Vote, Tony Baldry, Vitriol

Ponder with me for a moment the hypocrisy of the scene. In the House of Commons stands a man, Tony Baldry by name, who has the formal title of â€œSecond Church Estates Commissionerâ€. He stands in his role as representing …

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Rowan and Parliament

By Peter Ould Posted on February 27, 2011 Posted in Church of England, Civil Partnerships, Legal Stuff, Secular / Christian, UK Politics 7 Comments Tagged with Archbishop Of Canterbury, Church of England, Civil Partnerships, Conservative Approach, Conservative Mp, Controversial Issues, Dr Williams, Homosexual Couples, Kempton, Man And A Woman, Mr Kirby, North Oxfordshire, Parliament Reports, Parliamentarians, Religious Buildings, Rowan Williams, Sex Couple, Simon Kirby, Tony Baldry, Tory Mp

Reports in the Telegraph this morning that the Archbishop of Canterbury has essentially told parliamentarians where to go. Dr Rowan Williams has refused to be drawn on the issue publicly, but has broken his silence to tell MPs he is …

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The Dys-established Church

Rowan and Parliament