what price communion?
By Diogenes (articles ) | July 02, 2006 6:51 AM
Getting a taste of the medicine they've been spoon-feeding others for four decades, liberal Episcopalians spit it out:
"I used to be Communion über alles," said Judy Holding, a student at Yale Divinity School and a chaplain at Greenwich Hospital, "but now I'm asking, at what price Communion?"
Translation: While our side could dictate terms, the watchword was unity. Should we no longer have control, unity may be sacrificed to utility.
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Posted by: FrPhillips -
Jul. 02, 2006 8:03 AM ET USA
As their present presiding bishop says, "We must never forget that God can surprise us." Well, surprise, surprise folks! The Episcopal Church has called good evil, and evil good; they have ignored the essential teaching handed down from the apostles; they have been like a gang of kids kicking a dog, and now seem surprised that the poor pooch is dying. About all they've got left is a bunch of gray-heads and hippies sitting around, mystified as to what's happened.
