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On Female Genitals; For Christians

Terrywoodenpic

Terrywoodenpic

Oldest Heretic
I do not know the work or anything about it.
The title does not sound promising, but I am sure it has a point.
It seems quite a large audience turned up to hear middle aged women priests recite it, so it must have a purpose, and perceived value.
 
ForeverFaithful

ForeverFaithful

Son Worshiper
Terrywoodenpic said:
I do not know the work or anything about it.
The title does not sound promising, but I am sure it has a point.
It seems quite a large audience turned up to hear middle aged women priests recite it, so it must have a purpose, and perceived value.
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What diocese are you from?

I've not heard the monologues, but the people I know who attended found it "non-Christian" to say the least
 
ForeverFaithful

ForeverFaithful

Son Worshiper
Terrywoodenpic said:
The Saddleworth Parishes are in the Manchester Diocese
I attend Christ Church Friezland.
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Do they pull the same kinda of stunts in England? I know the Archbishop is into this kinda of stuff,

but is it as bad as the North American churches (Anglican church of Canada and Episcopalian church of USA)
 
Terrywoodenpic

Terrywoodenpic

Oldest Heretic
ForeverFaithful said:
Do they pull the same kinda of stunts in England? I know the Archbishop is into this kinda of stuff,

but is it as bad as the North American churches (Anglican church of Canada and Episcopalian church of USA)
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As I don't know what the recital entailed,I don't know what sort of "stunt" it was.

I have never known the Arch bishop support anything very controversial.
The discussion about women Bishops is not over yet, nor is anything decided about gay clergy. such things are still very divisive, though I suspect inevitable.

There are Gay priests and bishops, there has always been.
There will be women bishops, the argument is overwhelming and already won, though not instituted.

The Anglican communion is made up of sovereign national churches... they do not all move at the same pace or even agree on everything.

It seems to me that there are "way out" people in all religious organisations. the Anglicans are no exception.
 
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