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Gay Bishop Rips Archbishop Of Canterbury Silence
2008-04-30 09:06:00 Gene Robinson, an American gay bishop, accused Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury of remaining silent in the face of attacks upon gays and lesbian members of the church. “God is very disappointed,” says Robinson, at the failure of Williams to confront critics within the church who viciously condemn gays. Robnson was asked why Williams ...
Hitchens tells the Archbishop of Canterbury to go to hell
2008-02-14 00:00:00 The Archbishop of Canterbury recently suggested that having Sharia or Muslim law in the UK was 'Unavoidable'. Christopher Hitchens, who is one of the most eloquent, thoughtful and principled writers out there weighed in on the subject. Suffice it to say the fellow Brit was not ...
By: RetardZone
Archbishop of Canterbury Hedges On Sharia Law View
2008-02-12 08:23:00 Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury, slightly hedged his recent comments in which he urged the British nation to accept sharia law. He claimed earlier in the week that some aspects of sharia law in Great Britain were “unavoidable” and Muslims should not have to choose between “cultural loyalty or state loyalty.” He now believes there ...
Hitchens: To Hell With The Archbishop of Canterbury
2008-02-12 01:26:00 Christopher Hitchens has a great piece in Slate about the ridiculous endorsement of Sharia law by the archbishop of Canterbury. The worldwide criticism of the archbishop’s comments has now turned to calls for his resignation, which frankly are more than justified considering the stupidity of his comments. Picture the life of a young Urdu-speaking woman brought ...
By: The Hot Joints
Should the Archbishop of Canterbury resign?
2008-02-11 16:14:00 anthony @ 14:15 GMT telegraph.co.uk | Monday, February 11, 2008 The Archbishop of Canterbury is preparing himself for an angry confrontation with senior Church members today as he refuses to apologise for comments suggesting that the adoption of sharia law in the UK is “unavoidable”. Dr Rowan Williams has been urged to resign and faces claims from within ...
By: Suzie-Q
Does the Archbishop of Canterbury drive a Civic or Prius hybrid?
2008-02-09 20:56:00 The Archbishop of Canterbury is in the middle of a large controversy because of things he said about Sharia law. This is AutoblogGreen, so we are interested in what he drives. According to the Sun, a "perk" of being the Archbishop of Canterbury is: "chauffeur to appointments in a green Toyota Prius." That may not be correct as the BBC reports the Archbishop, Rowan Williams, drives a Civic hybrid. Virtue Online also says, "Dr Williams practises what he preaches and has already changed his predecessor's car for the environmentally-friendly Honda Civic hybrid, a car similar to the Toyota Prius, the hybrid petrol-electric car used by a number of Government ministers." So, on the list of famous celebrities that drive hybrids, add the head of England's church and the head of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Be sure to put an asterisk noting Civic or Prius hybrid. Below the fold is a Christmas video message from the Archbishop on sustainability.[Source: The Sun, BBC, Virtue Online]
Archbishop of Canterbury appoints new climate change adviser
2007-09-26 10:19:00 [Lambeth Palace] The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams, has appointed Paula Clifford on a six-month secondment from Christian Aid to help further the Church of England's quest for sustainable solutions to climate change, following on from the launch of the Church's " Shrinking the Footprint" initiative. [ Episcopal Life Online - WORLD REPORT September 19, 2007] Clifford has been at Christian Aid for nine years and has traveled extensively in the developing world, seeing the effects of climate change first hand. She recently published a paper titled "All creation groaning: a theological approach to climate change." "I am delighted that the Archbishop and the Church of England are showing their deep concern for the effects of climate change on the world's poorest people in this way," she said. "I am very much looking forward to working with them in highlighting the wider issues of poverty and injustice and ...
Autism Sunday: Appeal to Archbishop of Canterbury and Church Leaders
2007-02-16 09:41:01 An appeal went out to church leaders, Dr. Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor, Archbishop of Westminster and Joel Edwards, General Director of the Evangelical Alliance to ’speak out for those who cannot speak out for themselves’ by raising the serious educational and health issues ... |
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