The archbishop was guest speaker at the seminary's annual Gaffin lecture series on theology, related the story of the birth of GAFCON in the Hilton Hotel in Nairobi in 2007 along with the outcome resulting a year later when some 1600 Anglican leaders met in Jerusalem as a solid phalanx against an increasingly moral and theologically decadent Western Anglicanism.

"Bishop Waldo's Nazi reference should bother traditional Christians in his diocese. How long will he tolerate priests and/or parishes in his diocese who 'discriminate' against gays by refusing to participate in the same sex-blessing rite? Aren't those priests and parishes forcing gays to wear pink triangles? And he condones that?

"We, by God's Grace, continue to uphold the traditional biblical teaching in regard to human sexuality and marriage and affirm Lambeth Resolution 1:10 in its entirety. We believe that this is the only way to safeguard the life of the Christian families and we should resist the pressures of the secular western cultures to alter God's purpose in creating Man and woman."

This addition is of crucial importance. The gospel now preached in The Episcopal Church rarely focuses on reconciliation with God. Its more usual focus is a range of moral, social, and political issues about which God is said to have very particular opinions. I do not wish to be misunderstood. I believe there are compelling reasons for Christians to be involved in the moral, social, and political issues of their time.