Legal Sense – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

The Thirsty Gargoyle tears the Consultation Apart

By Peter Ould Posted on March 16, 2012 Posted in Gender Neutral Marriage, Legal Stuff 11 Comments Tagged with Annex, Civil Marriage, Civil Partnerships, Civil Rights, Consultation, Equal Marriage, Gargoyle Tears, Gibberish Questions, Legal Distinction, Legal Distinctions, Legal Reality, Legal Sense, Man And A Woman, Marriage, Marriage Ceremonies, Marriage Ceremony, Nbsp, Religious Marriage, Religious Marriages, Same Sex Couples, Union Of A Man And A Woman

An excellent preliminary analysis of the Government’s Consultation. A Couple of Oft-Misunderstood Points In reading it, it’s crucial to remember two things. Weddings and marriages are not the same thing. A wedding — otherwise referred to as a marriage ceremony …

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Tom on Rowan

By Peter Ould Posted on July 31, 2009 Posted in Anglican Communion, Anglican Covenant 4 Comments Tagged with Anglican World, Bishop Of Durham, Blessings, Communion, Different Light, Favour, Footsteps, Forwards, Grandmother, Homosexuals, Insistence, Legal Sense, Likelihood, Moratoria, Presiding Bishop, Relevant Resolutions, Rowan, Sexual Behaviour, Theology, Tom Wright

Tom Wright, the Bishop of Durham, has written a commentary on Rowan’s letter to the Communion (pretty much like the rest of the Anglican world has done in fact). The commentary is significant because Tom and Rowan are close and …

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The Thirsty Gargoyle tears the Consultation Apart

Tom on Rowan