Anglicans Need More Than One Boat
Lance Lawton sees very different Anglican groups sharing one brand. The Anglican Communion (AC) is not fit for purpose in the twenty-first century.
The present upheavals over views and practices regarding sexuality and marriage are symptoms of a deeper gulf. This includes different principles for reading and applying Scripture, but is fundamentally cultural.
There’s little prospect of harmonising the approaches under a single hierarchical structure such as the AC.
Author's summary: Anglicans require diverse approaches.
- Radically differing views and practices regarding sexuality and marriage
- Different principles for reading and applying Scripture
- Cultural differences within the Anglican Communion
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