Anglicanism: The Fallacy of Unity
Anglicanism: The Fallacy of Unity
By Michael Youssef
http://michaelyoussef.squarespace.com/
December 10, 2010
Christians around the world are watching the painful interaction within the Anglican communion between those who are committed to biblical truth (over 90 percent of Anglicans worldwide), and those who prefer to abandon the truth altogether (a tiny minority).
It is this small number of bishops in England, America, Canada, and a handful from elsewhere whom have the secular media megaphone and are considered spokesmen for Anglicanism, ala the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams.
Dr. Williams' sympathy lies squarely with the liberals, but he knows that if he publicly takes a stand he will go down in history as the Canterbury boss who split the church, to say nothing of being left to preside over a small, dying wing of Anglicanism.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
By Michael Youssef
http://michaelyoussef.squarespace.com/
December 10, 2010
Christians around the world are watching the painful interaction within the Anglican communion between those who are committed to biblical truth (over 90 percent of Anglicans worldwide), and those who prefer to abandon the truth altogether (a tiny minority).
It is this small number of bishops in England, America, Canada, and a handful from elsewhere whom have the secular media megaphone and are considered spokesmen for Anglicanism, ala the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams.
Dr. Williams' sympathy lies squarely with the liberals, but he knows that if he publicly takes a stand he will go down in history as the Canterbury boss who split the church, to say nothing of being left to preside over a small, dying wing of Anglicanism.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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