A mex eyecan
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- Nov 3, 2011
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Welby to Coventry Robins to CanterburyFirst Mark Robins and now this.
Which team did Welby manage?
Welby to Coventry Robins to CanterburyFirst Mark Robins and now this.
Which team did Welby manage?
Yes. He had a lot to say about a lot of things. Apart from paedos in the church, of course. Good riddance.He was fascinating on Leading, The Rest Is Politics spin-off podcast. I'm not religious in any way but he came across as just the sort of political person the CoE needed to keep that broad church together, and also (obviously) seemed to have his heart in the right place (particularly with coming out against the Rwanda policies).
According to the latest figures I could find only 1.3% of the population attend church every Sunday and 5.4% of marriages take place in a church. I’d suggest that the church and whatever they think is totally irrelevant to most people.Will be interesting to see who he is replaced by. The CofE is massively split on the issue of same sex marriage. There will be huge pressure from the influential conservative wing to appoint a traditionalist which will put back cause of equality by years.
Couldn't agree more. But, the continued failure of the Anglican church to recognise same sex relationships is appalling for those who wish to be a part of the church but are excluded and is a good reason for disestablishment.According to the latest figures I could find only 1.3% of the population attend church every Sunday and 5.4% of marriages take place in a church. I’d suggest that the church and whatever they think is totally irrelevant to most people.
While I'm sure that's an issue for some, the main one is most people are of the view it's a load of old tosh.Couldn't agree more. But, the continued failure of the Anglican church to recognise same sex relationships is appalling for those who wish to be a part of the church but are excluded and is a good reason for disestablishment.
According to the latest figures I could find only 1.3% of the population attend church every Sunday and 5.4% of marriages take place in a church. I’d suggest that the church and whatever they think is totally irrelevant to most people.
Indeed. They should be treated the same as flat earthers with who they have much in common.Another reason why they shouldn’t have a voice in parliament.
Well I too also read it that you were trying to deflect attention by saying that good people would now be 'demonised' and that most abuse happens in families. However I'll accept that you just chose your words badly.Er, no I haven’t and really I don’t care that much as you’re asserting. It’s nothing to do with me (or you I might add), was merely a passing comment on a football chat board that frankly no one close to this story is probably ever going to read or care about.
Very hard to disagree. They all attempt to defend their actions and more so their beliefs.There’s so much about the Church which reinforces my desire to be an Atheist. Rotten to the core in my personal opinion.