Aquila Report: More Blogs on Homoerotic Unions

http://theaquilareport.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=7260%3Amore-blog-articles-on-same-sex-marriage-with-different-perspectives&catid=79%3Acommentary&Itemid=137







More Blog Articles on Same Sex Marriage, with different
perspectives




































Opinion and

Bp. Harold Miller, Dean Tom Gordon, Church of Ireland, and Gay Marriages

Bishop Harold Miller and Dean Tom
Gordon, Anglican Church of Ireland



General Synod of the Church of Ireland 2012
Christ Church, Dublin, Ireland
Synod votes to affirm traditional marriage
Fissures still remain Bp. Harold Miller observes



          A
senior Anglican Bishop in the Church of Ireland discusses the resolvability of
tensions between traditional and liberal Churchmen on the gay

Update: Anglican Church of Ireland Reaffirms Traditional Marriage

The
Latest on the Anglican Church of Ireland’s Recent Synod:  Reaffirms Traditional Marriage

          The Rev. Alan McCann, a
Rector in the Anglican Church of Ireland (CoI), has written an interesting
update on the recent vote in CoI upholding traditional teachings on marriage.

          The Rev. Alan McCann is Rector of Holy
Trinity Woodburn, Diocese of Connor. He is a founding member

Vetting Elites: Anglican Bishops in Church of Ireland

Vetting Theological Elites, e.g Bishops

          Reformation Anglicanism has been
attempting to follow the  Anglican Church of Ireland and their issues with homoerotic unions, legalized sodomy and, in general, sexual sins.  This can be subsumed under the current
Confessional discussions at Reformation Anglicanism about the 9th commandment, truth, integrity, Biblical fidelity, Confessional

Anglican Church of Ireland Flubbing Around on Homoerotica

         Never has so much
noise been made by so few with so little doctrine resulting in such great fear!  The Anglican Church of Ireland finds itself
in the cultural morass!  What
cowardice!  Get on with it!  Be kind, courageous, loving, but firm, direct and a "light in the cultural and moral darkness!"  What is the problem here with the leaders? 

         The one true, historic, catholic,

Irish Anglicans to Discuss Homoerotic Unions

Christ Church, Dublin, Ireland

Thinking Anglican has
posted the following note at:  http://www.thinkinganglicans.org.uk/archives/005493.html




Wednesday, 9 May 2012



Church of
Ireland synod to discuss sexuality resolutions


The Church of Ireland General
Synod 2012 which will take place in Christ Church Cathedral Dublin from
Thursday 10th to Saturday 12th May. The official synod website

Dr. McCann: "Oh Ireland, `Division is Inevitable'"

http://www.virtueonline.org/portal/modules/news/print.php?storyid=3665







Oh Ireland,"Division is Inevitable" - by Alan
McCann
Date 2006/2/24 22:20:00 | Topic: As Eye See
It



IRELAND: Oh Ireland, "Division is Inevitable"By Alan
McCannExclusive to VirtueOnlinewww.virtueonline.org2/25/2006The Church of Ireland
prides itself on being an 'all Ireland' body which in its naiveté it believes

Rev.Dr. Alan McCann: Calls for Repentance by Irish Dean and Bishops in Church of Ireland

The statement below is from the Rev. Dr. Alan McCann and the Vestry at Holy Trinity Church, Carrickfergus, Ireland.  It is in the Diocese of Connor. Further information is available at:  http://www.holytrinitycarrick.org.uk/index.htm.  This Anglican Church states:  "First and foremost we are a Christian Church and as such form part of God's worldwide church. Secondly, we are Church of Ireland,

Dr. Alan McCann: Review of Church of Ireland & Conference on Gay Issues

This is Rev. Dr. Alan McCann's review of a recent and rather tidy-sounding conference on the issue of homosexuality, as sponsored by the Church in Ireland. McCann, if representative, summarized the affair this way:  "Tokenism towards the authority of Scripture was the order of the day."  At one point, he says:   "There is no middle ground."  Dr. McCann hears an American Anglican's echo, "Don't

Church of Ireland (Anglican): Press Release on Gay Issues

Efforts are underway in the Church of Ireland to avoid the disorders, disruptions, dysfunctions, distractions, and deviances--doctrinal and practical--in the Episcopal Church, USA.  A view from 30,000 feet?  The Nigerans and Rwandans "get the big picture" while Western Anglicans, or many in leadership, don't "get it."  Here's the press release from Irish Churchmen.

http://ireland.anglican.org/