that's the CEEC statement regarding the TEC/Lambeth conference debate.
basically CEEC seem to be inciting people to not attend Lambeth - well when I say 'people', I of course mean bishops, but I'm led to believe that they still fit that category :-)
anyway, well, I suppose I can accept that this is an opinion that people hold, I understand the difficulties surrounding TEC's response to the Dar es Salaam communique, I'm not dim.
what does slightly get on my wick is that the CEEC says this:
CEEC is the representative body for evangelicals in the Church of England.
to which I wish to say:
well, okay, but if you represent me then, um, excuse me, but I didn't agree to that.
I personally think that the bishops should go to the party, much like bishop alan said yesterday on that post we were all instructed to go and read, it might be a good idea for us to do that again, it seems some of us weren't listening. but in lieu of people doing that, here is a cartoon from dave.
basically CEEC seem to be inciting people to not attend Lambeth - well when I say 'people', I of course mean bishops, but I'm led to believe that they still fit that category :-)
anyway, well, I suppose I can accept that this is an opinion that people hold, I understand the difficulties surrounding TEC's response to the Dar es Salaam communique, I'm not dim.
what does slightly get on my wick is that the CEEC says this:
CEEC is the representative body for evangelicals in the Church of England.
to which I wish to say:
well, okay, but if you represent me then, um, excuse me, but I didn't agree to that.
I personally think that the bishops should go to the party, much like bishop alan said yesterday on that post we were all instructed to go and read, it might be a good idea for us to do that again, it seems some of us weren't listening. but in lieu of people doing that, here is a cartoon from dave.
No comments:
Post a Comment