Anglican Church of Southern Africa in Grave Spiritual Danger
Anglican Church of Southern Africa in Grave Spiritual Danger
Will the spiritual leaders of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, bound by financial and sentimental ties to the American Episcopal Church, be swept along with it and exchange the truth of God for a lie?
By Dave Doveton
Special to Virtueonline
September 26, 2011
I once spent a summer holiday camping on the banks of the Zambezi river, a short distance upstream of the Victoria Falls. It is an awe-inspiring sight as thousands of tons of water cascade over the edge of the falls and thunder into the chasm beneath. A few hundred meters upstream the river is deep and placid, its cool waters enticing to the hot traveler looking for a respite from the intense African sun. Yet the unwary bather is warned by a large sign with red lettering; "DO NOT ENTER THE RIVER BEYOND THIS POINT". A deep rumbling sound and a misty spray in the distance are the only signs that betray the proximity of the cataract. At that point anyone foolish enough to enter the water will be borne downstream by powerful undercurrents, to be carried over the edge of the chasm in a sudden surge, plummeting into the abyss and almost certain death on the rocks below.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
Will the spiritual leaders of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, bound by financial and sentimental ties to the American Episcopal Church, be swept along with it and exchange the truth of God for a lie?
By Dave Doveton
Special to Virtueonline
September 26, 2011
I once spent a summer holiday camping on the banks of the Zambezi river, a short distance upstream of the Victoria Falls. It is an awe-inspiring sight as thousands of tons of water cascade over the edge of the falls and thunder into the chasm beneath. A few hundred meters upstream the river is deep and placid, its cool waters enticing to the hot traveler looking for a respite from the intense African sun. Yet the unwary bather is warned by a large sign with red lettering; "DO NOT ENTER THE RIVER BEYOND THIS POINT". A deep rumbling sound and a misty spray in the distance are the only signs that betray the proximity of the cataract. At that point anyone foolish enough to enter the water will be borne downstream by powerful undercurrents, to be carried over the edge of the chasm in a sudden surge, plummeting into the abyss and almost certain death on the rocks below.Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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