'LOVE FREE OR DIE' - Bishop Gene Robinson's Story Wins at Sundance Film Festival
'LOVE FREE OR DIE' - Bishop Gene Robinson's Story Wins at Sundance Film Festival
COMMENTARY
By David W. Virtue
www.virtueonline.org
February 12, 2012
New Hampshire Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson has done something and gone to a place that no other bishop in the history of the world has gone – he has legitimized sodomy and sodomized the church becoming a hero in the process. Now he has been eulogized forever on video and on the big screen.
The documentary portrays Robinson almost entirely as the the story of change, a look at how a church with centuries of entrenched morality based on God's self disclosure and an unchangeable moral code can begin a slow shift away from Scriptural authority.
It is a sight that would have had St. Paul (presuming of course he could shrug off the charge of homophobia given him by John Shelby Spong) the Church Fathers, Cranmer, and a host of archbishops that followed him rolling in their graves.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
COMMENTARY
By David W. Virtue
www.virtueonline.org
February 12, 2012
New Hampshire Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson has done something and gone to a place that no other bishop in the history of the world has gone – he has legitimized sodomy and sodomized the church becoming a hero in the process. Now he has been eulogized forever on video and on the big screen.The documentary portrays Robinson almost entirely as the the story of change, a look at how a church with centuries of entrenched morality based on God's self disclosure and an unchangeable moral code can begin a slow shift away from Scriptural authority.
It is a sight that would have had St. Paul (presuming of course he could shrug off the charge of homophobia given him by John Shelby Spong) the Church Fathers, Cranmer, and a host of archbishops that followed him rolling in their graves.
Read the full story at www.VirtueOnline.org
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