Friday, August 03, 2007

Philip TURNER responds to Stephen NOLL: Two decent men present two very different approaches to The Episcopal Church: Why?

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A starter for reflection. Writing from Uganda, Dr Stephen Noll urged the leadership of The Anglican Communion Network to secede from The Epi...
Wednesday, August 01, 2007

Network, Common Cause and the BCP (1662) with the Ordinal (1662): asking some questions.

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Most Anglicans know that the most widespread edition of the classic Book of Common Prayer is that of the Church of England dated 1662. Boun...

The Transfiguration of Christ Celebrated on August 6

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At the mid-point in his public ministry, something unique happened to Jesus and it was witnessed by only three of his disciples, Peter, John...
Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Mary and Martha: contemplative and active

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We all remember that Jesus gave his approval to what Mary was doing (or not doing) rather than to the very active and concerned Martha. But,...
Tuesday, July 24, 2007

The Anglican Way as the Church-type or Denomination-type but not Sect-type

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– a discussion starter from Dr Peter Toon Here I shall use the terms used by sociologists when describing different types of churches. The ...
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"Sin" is key to present state of our disunity, says Continuing Church Metropolitan

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The article below was posted at VirtueOnline and I did not see it until today, July 23rd. If my old friend, the Australian Bishop, John-Char...
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Monday, July 23, 2007

Responding to Ephraim's Radner's Essay of July 13, 2007 on The Network and The Common Cause—some initial observations from Peter Toon .

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I always read my friend Dr Radner's essays with care, and I highly respect him even though we belong to different forms of Anglicanism—h...
Saturday, July 14, 2007

What's unique about Love as Agape?

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The Christian Vocation to love God and the neighbor. Christians—indeed all mankind—are commanded by their Creator and Judge to love Him, one...

Ugandan Archbishop Orombi describes The Anglican Way in East Africa.

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But did he overlook something? First of all in First Things (August, 2007), and then as an e-mailing from The Anglican Communion Office an...
Monday, July 09, 2007

Sabbath Day—does it have any application for modern Christians, especially Episcopalians/Anglicans?

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A self examination starter from Peter Toon It seems to be the case that for most Christians in the West today Sunday is just like any other ...
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