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Church of England accuses Brown of favouring Islam and minority religions i
2008-06-09 18:13:00 The damning study criticises the policies of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown for focusing 'intently' on minority beliefs whilst neglecting the Anglican faith.It also accuses Labour of ignoring the breakdown in society and failing to recognise the Church's potential contribution to public affairs.
The death of the Church of England
2008-05-10 18:41:00 Great news, sort of: Church attendance in Britain is declining so fast that the number of regular churchgoers will be fewer than those attending mosques within a generation, research published today suggests. The fall - from the four million people who attend church at least once a month today - means that the Church of England, Catholicism and other denominations will become financially unviable. ... According to Religious Trends, a comprehensive statistical analysis of religious practice in Britain, published by Christian Research, even Hindus will come close to outnumbering churchgoers within a generation. The forecast to 2050 shows churchgoing in Britain declining to 899,000 while the active Hindu population, now at nearly 400,000, will have more than doubled to 855,000. By 2050 there will be 2,660,000 active Muslims in Britain - nearly three times the number of Sunday churchgoers. The important thing now is to stop Islam (and other growing religions, including some of the ver...
By: Bad Thinking
[Amusing] Officials at the Church of England have written a good-sex guide
2008-03-10 15:12:00 The Sun
Sony forgiven by Church of England for Resistance?s use of Manchester Cathe
2007-10-29 09:15:00 You may remember the big uproar that resulted from Resistance: Fall of Man’s use of the Manchest Cathedral as a battleground during the game. The Church of England objected to Resistance and back in July sent Sony a letter asking for apology and demanding that Sony pull the game from the shelves unless they took ...
Gay Christian wins claim against Church of England
2007-07-19 15:16:00 A gay Christian has won a discrimination claim against the Church of England after it was found to have blocked his appointment on the grounds of his sexuality.
News & Current Events :: Report: Church of England is Racist
2007-06-18 14:10:00 Author: Eric Subject: Report: Church of England is RacistPosted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 8:10 am (GMT -4) Report: Church of England is Racist Jennifer Quinn LONDON (AP) - Black and Asian clergy members are unlikely to reach high office in the Church of England and minorities are sometimes marginalized in parish churches, an internal review will show, a newspaper reported Sunday. According to the Sunday Telegraph, the report says little has been done to confront "institutional racism." The report was commissioned by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and completed ahead of the church's General Synod next month. "Parish clergy are part of the problem," the newspaper quoted the Rev. Rose Hudson-Wilkin, the chair of the committee that produced the report, as saying. "Whether consciously or unconsciously, they are not encouraging black people who are in their churches to come forward. "Our report shows there are some who are aware of the issue a...
Sony To Church of England: ?Sorry!?
2007-06-17 03:50:00 Sony has apologised to the Church of England for violent action sequences in a shooting game for the new PlayStation 3 console that take place in Manchester Cathedral. The cathedral was used by Sony in its ?Resistance: Fall of Man? game without permission from the Church of England. The Very Rev Rogers Govender, the cathedral’s dean, said ...
The Church of England owes Sony an apology
2007-06-17 00:37:00 The Church of England owes Sony an apology
Sony now apologizes for offending the Church of England
2007-06-16 23:27:00 Well it looks like Sony has decided to offer an apology over the awful game they produced:LONDON - Sony Corp. apologized Friday to the Church of England for a violent computer game that features a bloody shootout inside an Anglican cathedral.The church had demanded withdrawal of the game "Resistance: Fall of Man," which includes a gunbattle between an American soldier and aliens inside a building that resembles Manchester Cathedral in northwest England.The cathedral's dean, the Very Rev. Rogers Govender, said he had received a letter from Sony."It was not our intention to cause offense by using a representation of Manchester Cathedral in chapter eight of the work," the letter said. "If we have done so, we sincerely apologize."A Sony spokesman confirmed the letter was genuine and said it included the offer of a meeting between Sony representatives and church officials. Govender said the cathedral would accept the offer. He thanked Sony for the apology, but underlined the church's o...
By: Gaming Briefs
Sony has apologised to the Church of England
2007-06-16 00:01:00 Entertainment giant Sony has apologized to the Church of England for using Manchester cathedral as a backdrop to one of its violent computer games.
Sony sends letter of apology to Church of England
2007-06-15 23:53:00 Sony sends letter of apology to Church of England
FOXNews.com - Church of England Wants Violent Aliens Out of Cathedral -
2007-06-11 19:34:00 don't you guys at sony know that it's only alright to kill for religious purposes?
By: webtourz
Resistance: Fall of Man under fire from the Church of England
2007-06-10 15:52:00 Yesterday the Church of England accused Sony of using the Manchester Cathedral in the UK as the backdrop to a violent computer game, and said it should be withdrawn from shop shelves. The church said Sony did not ask for permission to use their cathedral in-game and will be sending a letter to Sony on ...
Church of England: The Least of These should Live ?
2006-12-02 02:32:09 A horrendous story from the Daily Mail: The Church of England has broken with tradition dogma by calling for doctors to be allowed to let sick newborn babies die. Christians have long argued that life should preserved at all costs - but a bishop representing the national church has now sparked controversy by arguing that there are occasions when it is compassionate to leave a severely disabled child to die. And the Bishop of Southwark, Tom Butler, who is the vice chair of the Church of England’s Mission and Public Affairs Council, has also argued that the high financial cost of keeping desperately ill babies alive should be a factor in life or death decisions. The shock new policy from the church has caused outrage among the disabled. A spokeswoman for the UK Disabled People’s Council, which represents tens of thousands of members in 140 different organisations, said: “How can the Church of England say that Christian compassion includes killing of disa...
By: Fanatholic
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