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April 02 2014 By virtueonline Why the Church Can Never Embrace Gay Marriage

Still the case has not been made that the Bible is either irrelevant on the subject or can be ignored or deconstructed to make it mean something other than what it says and means. It is disingenuous to write off the Apostle Paul as locked into his own culture or that the Bible never speaks to committed, faithful same-sex unions. Few, if any, serious Christians will deny the Apostle spoke prophetically and wisely on adultery and fornication.

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March 31 2014 By virtueonline KENYA: Anglican Archbishop Blasts Western Views on Marriage

Archbishop Wabukala said marriage is under attack from outside the nation and within the nation.

“From outside, we are being pressed by the West, and even parts of the Anglican Communion, into treating homosexuality as a human right, but this is to cheapen rights so that they become a demand that we tolerate individual preferences that are destructive of our moral fabric.

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March 27 2014 By virtueonline TEC bishops defend decision to bring HOB to Taiwan for meeting

At the concluding HOB news conference, Virtueonline remarked that Bishop Martins had blogged his reservations about the HOB meeting in Taiwan and that the money it would cost to travel could best be used elsewhere.

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March 26 2014 By virtueonline Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to visit The Episcopal Church in April

The conference will see a line-up of The Episcopal Church’s liberal glitterati. The media has been invited and while media credentials are required, no personal interview requests will be granted, presumably to avoid the asking of hard questions to the ABC or Jefferts Schori. This begs the question: Why bother spending money on plane fares and hotels if you can’t ask any one-on-one questions to the main players?

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March 25 2014 By virtueonline KENYA: Anglican Archbishop says Continuing Indaba is a False Gospel

“We see here the repetition of a subtle and ancient strategy. In the Garden of Eden, the serpent says to Eve ‘Did God really say…’ (Genesis 3:1) and the consequences are tragic. By grace, we have been rescued from the power of death and sin. So how then can we once more set ourselves above its truth, we who have been made a new creation through hearing and obeying the Word of God?”

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March 20 2014 By virtueonline Nashotah House Invitation to Episcopal Presiding Bishop Sparks Major Row

In an Open Letter to the Board of Trustees of Nashotah House, Fr.

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March 18 2014 By virtueonline The Delicate Ecclesiastical Balancing Act of the Rev. Dr. Tory Baucum

In a 2005 statement regarding these developments, Bishop Stacy Sauls, now Chief Operating Officer of The Episcopal Church, stated that the transfer to London was done without his consultation or consent. Bishop Sauls added that he would not re-license Baucum "unless he transfers back to an American jurisdiction that will cooperate with me in keeping Tory accountable to our church."

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March 17 2014 By virtueonline IRELAND: Anglican Canon Taken to Task over Doctrine of Original Sin

Referring to Original Sin as "one of the biggest elephants in the room in Christian and especially Protestant theology," the Rev. Canon Stephen Neill describes the doctrine as a "distortion of the divine human relationship and, indeed, the relationship between humanity and the rest of Creation." He described people who believe in it as being "defensive" and "elevating it to the level of Scripture rather than interpretation."

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March 16 2014 By virtueonline Rev. Terry Fullam Episcopal Charismatic Figure Dies

His reputation as a dynamic renewal leader resulted in his receiving and accepting numerous invitations to teach around the nation and the world.

In 1980, author Bob Slosser wrote a book about Fullam and the St. Paul's parish ministry titled Miracle in Darien. The book was reprinted and revised in 1997 and is recognized today as a leading text on church renewal.

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March 13 2014 By virtueonline Episcopalians File Formal Complaint against PB over Massive Litigation Costs

"We framed this document in a caring and loving way that would be acceptable to all, not to discipline, but to achieve an Accord of conciliation as Christ would have us do, to bring an end to this madness of Christians suing Christians," said the document.

Among the charges by the AAF are:

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