Outrage – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Jerome Taylor on the Jeffrey John Story

By Peter Ould Posted on January 16, 2012 Posted in Church of England, Gay Bishops, Jeffrey John, Legal Stuff 79 Comments Tagged with Anglican Communion, Caveat, Celibacy, Church Leader, Church of England, Clergy, Dr John, Gay Bishop, Gay Man, Grey Area, Jeffrey John, Jerome Taylor, Line In The Sand, Outrage, Same Sex Relationship, Slap Face, Slap In The Face, St Albans, Traditionalist, Traditionalists

An interesting piece in today’s Independent which includes a story that lots of us knew about but no-one had published till today. The Church long ago decided there was essentially nothing to stop a gay man who lived a life …

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Sometimes it’s just too much effort

By Peter Ould Posted on February 12, 2009 Posted in Church of England 14 Comments Tagged with Ad Hominem, Ann Widdecombe, Chaplaincy, Christians, Eastern Orthodox, Fisking, Guardian, Maltby, Non Sequitur, Outrage, Pretensions, Priests, Romans, Secularism, Theology, Women In The Church

If I could have summoned up the energy, I might have had a go at fisking Judith Maltby’s latest pretensions in the Guardian, but to be honest, it’s just more of the same. Here instead is a summary of what …

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Jerome Taylor on the Jeffrey John Story

Sometimes it’s just too much effort