"Motivated Thinking" Or On Why The Dynamics Of Life Within TEC Resemble Congress
"Motivated Thinking" Or On Why The Dynamics Of Life Within The Episcopal Church So Closely Resemble Those Of The U.S. Congress
The Rev. Dr. Philip Turner
THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION INSTITUTE
http://www.anglicancommunioninstitute.com/
June 5th, 2013
Polls indicate that people of all political persuasions are frustrated by the "gridlock" that now characterizes congressional debate and action. Many go on to ask how and why this sad state of affairs has come about. Recently, these questions presented themselves to me in a particularly powerful way when I read that unspecified complaints by unspecified persons had been registered under the new Title IV against nine Episcopal Bishops. I wondered on what basis such complaints possibly could have been made. My question became more pressing when later I learned, upon enquiry, that a similar complaint against me had been lodged with my diocese.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
The Rev. Dr. Philip Turner
THE ANGLICAN COMMUNION INSTITUTE
http://www.anglicancommunioninstitute.com/
June 5th, 2013
Polls indicate that people of all political persuasions are frustrated by the "gridlock" that now characterizes congressional debate and action. Many go on to ask how and why this sad state of affairs has come about. Recently, these questions presented themselves to me in a particularly powerful way when I read that unspecified complaints by unspecified persons had been registered under the new Title IV against nine Episcopal Bishops. I wondered on what basis such complaints possibly could have been made. My question became more pressing when later I learned, upon enquiry, that a similar complaint against me had been lodged with my diocese.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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