Transubstantiation – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Andrew Lilico – State Religion?

By Peter Ould Posted on June 6, 2013 Posted in Church of England, UK Politics No Comments Tagged with Anglican, Anglicanism, Annual Art, Archbishop Cranmer, Art Competition, Christianity, Confession, Drawings, Intriguing Piece, Key Point, Legal Substance, Matter Of Law, Mohammed, Pageantry, Pretence, Religion In England, Roman Catholicism, Schoolchildren, State Religion, Transubstantiation

An intriguing piece by Andrew Lilico over at Archbishop Cranmer. Here is a sine qua non for a religionâ€™s being de facto the state religion: conduct in accordance with the orthodox requirements of that religion must be at the very …

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Changing Attitude goes for the Jugular

By Peter Ould Posted on July 16, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Eucharist, Sexuality 32 Comments Tagged with Anglican, Bishop Gene Robinson, Changing Attitudes, Christ Church, Church Of Rome, Communion Service, Curate, Fisk, John Tillotson, Linguistic Development, Liturgical History, Liturgy Of The Eucharist, Magic Words, Mr Robinson, Parody, Prelate, Roman Catholic Liturgy, Roman Mass, Speculations, Transubstantiation

My, my, we are getting excited. The Revd Peter Ould, curate of Christ Church, Ware, has published an item on his blog entitled â€œWill Gene perform Hocus Pocus?â€ The article insinuates that Bishop Gene Robinson is going to preside at …

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Andrew Lilico – State Religion?

Changing Attitude goes for the Jugular