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When the Lights Go Out: The Death of a Denomination
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
When a church forfeits its doctrinal convictions and then embraces ambiguity and tolerates heresy, it undermines its own credibility and embraces its own destruction.
“For the Sake of God” — Must We Surrender Sexual Morality?
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Ruth Gledhill calls upon Anglicans to just drop the issue of homosexuality “for the sake of God, themselves, and the common good.”
Monday, December 7, 2009
The Real Anglican Tragedy
American Episcopalians have again shown their theological liberalism by electing their second openly homosexual candidate for the office of assistant bishop of Los Angeles. Mary Glasspool, currently serving as a priest in Annapolis, MD will become the second openly homosexual bishop serving in the Episcopal Church USA. The Archbishop of the Anglican Communion, Rowan Williams,…
A House Divided?
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Less than a month after the Episcopal Church voted to end its commitment to a moratorium on the election of openly homosexual priests as bishops, one of the largest and most liberal diocese of the Church has nominated two openly homosexual clergy to election as bishop. The stage is now set for the Episcopal Church to break with the larger Anglican Communion and thus fully to normalize homosexuality within their church.
“The Orthodox Are Finished”
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Acting in open defiance to the worldwide Anglican Communion, the Episcopal Church has voted to end a de facto moratorium on the election and consecration of openly gay bishops. The vote — overwhelming in both houses of the denomination’s General Convention — comes barely 6 years after the American church brought its worldwide communion to the brink of disaster.
Waving God Goodbye — The Tale of the Unbelieving Bishop
Friday, May 22, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Do Christians Need ‘Rules’ for Conversion?
A motion to the General Synod of the Church of England is asking that the church make clear its understanding of conversion and the exclusivity of Christ. On today’s program, Dr. Mohler notes that how we think about evangelism and conversion has immediate ties to how we understand the gospel itself.
Friday, January 16, 2009
A Conversation with Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali
Few voices in the Church of England have stood more boldly for biblical authority than the Right Reverend Michael Nazir-Ali, Bishop of Rochester. In a special broadcast from the Mere Anglicanism Conference in Charleston (SC), Dr. Mohler welcomes Bishop Nazir-Ali to the program for a broad conversation about the most pressing issues facing the Church…
Thursday, January 15, 2009
‘Mere Anglicanism’ and the Essence of Biblical Christianity
As the Episcopalian Church in the United States of America (ECUSA) has moved further into theological liberalism and away from biblical fidelity, many evangelical American Anglicans have ventured out in search of faithful church structures. In a special broadcast from the Mere Anglicanism Conference in Charleston (SC), Dr. Mohler welcomes Rev. Dr. William Dickson–rector of…
It’s About Theology, Not Territory
Friday, December 5, 2008
Christian leaders formerly associated with the Episcopal Church have announced the creation of a new denomination — the Anglican Church in North America. The announcement came Wednesday as conservative Anglican leaders met in Wheaton, Illinois to plan for a future province of the Anglican Communion — in this case a province determined by theological conviction, not geographical designation.
Defender of Faith? Throne Language for the Postmodern Prince
Monday, November 17, 2008
HRH Charles, Prince of Wales, turned 60 last week. This makes Prince Charles the longest-living heir to the throne in British history. It also raises the question of whether he will ever be king. After all, if Queen Elizabeth II lives only as long as her mother, that means adding another twenty years to her reign. The Man who Would Be King would then be 80 himself. The math is not on his side.
