Photo by Ben Wicks on Unsplash While the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Letter of August 2nd regarding Lambeth Resolution 1.10 (1998) seems to reaffirm it, he does quite the opposite. It is what the Archbishop of Canterbury does not say, or what he implies, that we must pay attention to. He says, “I write therefore to … Read More
In the Lambeth Conference of Bishops 2022, Tuesday August 2 was to have been a critical moment of reflection and decision on the divisions that have rent the fabric of the Communion asunder. Tuesday was to have been the day when the Bishops discussed ] whether to reaffirm Lambeth Resolution 1.10 (1998) and its teaching … Read More
At almost the same time, the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Global South Fellowship of Anglican Churches (GSFA) released statements on Lambeth Resolution 1.10. Both could not have been more different in tone. Canterbury released a letter to those at Lambeth stating that the Anglican Communion did, in fact, affirm Resolution 1.10. He even writes … Read More
Photo by Andrew Liu on Unsplash During the Archbishop of Canterbury’s first keynote address, he spoke of the need for unity, using 1 Peter as a springboard toward his main point. Unity is a common theme at Lambeth, given the divisions present, mostly concerning Resolution 1.10. What should bind us together, he said, despite our … Read More
Photo by Ashton Mullins on Unsplash The recent Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade rocked the nation and the Church. The divide between those who support the right to abortion and those who do not could not have been clearer. In the past ten years, no case was as important to the American pro-life … Read More
