Capital Punishment – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Why I can’t sign the Changing Attitude Letter

By Peter Ould Posted on November 2, 2009 Posted in Anglican Communion, Sexuality, Uganda 10 Comments Tagged with 3b, Anglican Bishops, Anglican Mainstream, Capital Punishment, Catholics, Death Penalty, Extradition, Fulcrum, Homosexuals, Imprisonment, Irrational Fear, Lambeth Conferences, Lgbt Persons, Lifetime Sentence, New Category, Peaceful Assembly, Repeat Offenders, Same Sex Marriage, Seven Years, Sexual Activity

Changing Attitude have published the letter that they circulated around various groups in the past week, especially Anglican Mainstream, Fulcrum and Reform. There are parts of the letter that are very good, succinct and powerful, but other aspects which mean …

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Maltby, Women Bishops and the Twisting of Words

By Peter Ould Posted on January 2, 2009 Posted in Ecclesiastical, Theology, Tradition 95 Comments Tagged with Anglican Communion, Assent, Bishops, Capital Punishment, Chaplain, Christian Gospel, Church of England, Consecration, Deacon, Diocesan Bishop, Doctorate, Dominions, English Reformation, Laxity, Majesty, Objections, Ordination, Orthodoxy, Touchstone, Women Priests

Judith Maltby, the Chaplain of Corpus Christi College in Oxford, has written a piece for the Guardian’s Comment is Free section on their web. In it she unfortunately demonstrates a lack of real engagement with the theological objections of those …

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Why I can’t sign the Changing Attitude Letter

Maltby, Women Bishops and the Twisting of Words