This is about N.T. Wright and his sad state of mind.

This is from the Washington post website

Let Women Lead and Let Church be Church

No, it isn't hypocritical. There might well be perfectly coherent guidelines as to why a woman might lead in one area and not in another. It isn't hypocritical, after all, to think that the church is not just 'another human organization' or a society like any other; it's Christian common sense.

I happen to believe that women can and should exercise leadership at all levels in the church, but I would argue the point, not on the grounds that 'that's what happens in society', but on the grounds that from the resurrection onwards women were involved at the very heart of the apostolic ministry, telling the world the good news that Jesus was and is alive.

Posted by Nicholas T. Wright on September 3, 2008 2:18 AM

(http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/nicholas_t_wright/2008/09/let_women_lead_and_let_church.html)

So I wasn’t sure how far gone this bishop was but his true colors have shown. He is as liberal as the next and here I thought this was one some what good bishop in England.

*Oh God what shall we do? After each day passes we see more and more liberalism from the Anglican Church.*

Written by:

Allen Bailey: aspirant of the Anglican province of America

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