First Female Bishop Is A Compassionate Liberal

• vince69

  9 Nov 06, 12:40

  Originally posted by Chin Eng:

  The ideal is to have all teachers theologically trained. The reality is, as long as they are not too spiritually immature, and willing, they will be roped in as teachers. Most SS follow a fixed syllabus and come with teacher's guide. As long as there is little deviation, then it is considered safe.

  haha... last time, the church I was in, not big and SS not well organised, so we have to DIY lesson plan ourselves.
• SingaporeMacross

  10 Nov 06, 00:48

  Originally posted by vince69:

  then you become Father Rev Rabbi ?

  The Prophet Icemoon.
• SingaporeMacross

  10 Nov 06, 00:55

  Coming back to the topic.
  
  The implementing of gay bishops, women bishops is causing a big stir within Anglicanism. I wonder what will come out of all this.
• laurence82

  10 Nov 06, 00:59

  hmm, somehow the word 'implementation' doesnt sound right
  
  
• Icemoon

  10 Nov 06, 01:08

  Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:

  Coming back to the topic.
  
  The implementing of gay bishops, women bishops is causing a big stir within Anglicanism. I wonder what will come out of all this.

  What will come out?
  
  The truth will emerge that the Catholic Church is the Rock (jian1 ru2 pan2 shi2) and Anglican and Episcopal are like little pebbles or marbles.
  
  Marbles used by the devil to play games.
  
  
• SingaporeMacross

  12 Nov 06, 20:42

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  What will come out?
  
  The truth will emerge that the Catholic Church is the Rock (jian1 ru2 pan2 shi2) and Anglican and Episcopal are like little pebbles or marbles.
  
  Marbles used by the devil to play games.
  
  

  As a matter of fact, in America, you have entire Episcopal parishes seeking communion with Rome.
• Icemoon

  12 Nov 06, 20:54

  Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:

  As a matter of fact, in America, you have entire Episcopal parishes seeking communion with Rome.

  And Rome treats them as the prodigal son?
• SingaporeMacross

  12 Nov 06, 21:29

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  And Rome treats them as the prodigal son?

  And even lets them retain their liturgical traditions, sans Protestant teaching of course.
  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglican_Use
• Icemoon

  12 Nov 06, 21:57

  Interesting.
  
  The prodigal son is finally back home.
• SingaporeMacross

  13 Nov 06, 22:07

  Originally posted by Icemoon:

  Interesting.
  
  The prodigal son is finally back home.

  Maybe the son's right arm. Anglicanism was never that a unifed body.