1+ week, 3+ day ago   (1536+ words) The controversy arising from the August 18 dedication of St. Timothy’s Chapel at Porter-Gaud School has been instructive, though perhaps not in the manner its loudest participants intended. There is enough in that description to justify questions. There is not enough…...

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (264+ words) An excerpt from the Presidential Address by Bishop Mark Short to the 19th Anglican General Synod Describing the growth of distrust in our society, particularly post Covid, Bishop Short turns to the rise of anti-semitism as a prime example. The current…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (363+ words) Anglicans around the world are sometimes surprisingly English. They exhibit real skill in not saying ‘no’ outright, but are good at burying or smoothing over rejection of an awkward proposal, smothering things in politeness. There have been two excellent specimens…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1317+ words) I also want to make one thing clear from the beginning: my love for Israel and the Jewish people did not lead me to write these words. My commitment is to truth, wherever it leads. When we listen to Christian…...

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (213+ words) Part Two turns to Scripture, and here Roseberry is at his most careful and, ultimately, his most even-handed. He acknowledges forthrightly that “entire libraries have been written on this subject” and disclaims any ambition to settle the debate. His purpose,…...