anger – Covenant

Missing the point: GAFCON UK, acrimony, and Lambeth I.10

November 24, 2016

I can only lament yet another airing of Anglicanism’s dirty laundry: namely, the fear and anxiety of all parties regarding any settled, visible consensus around human sexuality, both within national churches and in the Anglican Communion at large.

Minnesota anger and the angry God

Jordan Hylden

October 20, 2016

Commentary, The Episcopal Church

Anger can be just, but hatred and indiscriminate revenge never can be.

An appeal to those considering departure from the Anglican Church of Canada

Jeff Boldt

August 26, 2016

Canada, Commentary

The real sign of hope is that God continues to raise up faithful people, that they continue to build solid friendships within the ACoC, and that the unique bonds of affection we have with each other, our Communion, and with the Indigenous North are being strengthened despite the centrifugal forces of division.

Mad as hell

Andrew Petiprin

November 25, 2015

Commentary

The market demands anger — on its terms. It is a strange fact. It works well for certain politicians but it works poorly in governing. It can raise awareness of injustice and also impede consensus-building that could fix injustice.

Screwtape takes on Louie Crew

Evangelism, Lattes, and Limited Contact

Convention, Pope Francis, and the Death Penalty

Ambiguity in Forgiving

Much Ado about Bishops

Walker Percy: Deep-South Aristocrat

What to call the priest?

Are we done with the '79 prayer book?

The Liturgical Movement’s Methods and Motivation

The Liturgical Movement and the History of Prayer Book Revision

The Prayer Book and the Non-Denominational Pastor

The Archbishop’s Test

A Bigger Conversation about Liturgy

The Memorial, the BCP, and the Name of the Trinity

Trinitarian cuisine

Walker Percy, Doctor of Malaise and Desire

Bishop Barnes, Anglican Eugenicist

Walker Percy: Deep-South Aristocrat

Walker Percy and the Search for Meaning