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The annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity begins today. I hope many readers will join me in beseeching our gracious Lord that, at the very least, we Anglicans can be more unified. Before we can with integrity work toward reconciliation with other Christian bodies, we must clean house and put our own affairs in order.
Not least, there is the perennial problem of how those Anglicans who look to Peter as their hero (the Anglo-Catholic wing) can be of one heart and mind with those who look to Paul as their champion (the Protestant majority). Ecumenism, and even inter-faith dialogue, must start WITHIN Anglicanism, before it can achieve any realistic results on a wider scale.
David Handy+
January 18, 9:19 am | [comment link]3-D Christian