Just wondering where this quote from the foreward to the 2004 Windsor Report fits into their demands for "compliance:"
This Report is not a judgement. It is part of a process. It is part of a pilgrimage towards healing and reconciliation.
Or have they forgotten that the point of whole darned thing was to find a way to bring members of the Communion together in spite of our differences, not vote members out in the name of "compliance?"
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And what happens to the Church of England now that they've publicly crossed the "blessing" threshold?
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Looks like it'll be an interesting summer.
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