The teaching of Scripture about appropriate sexual behaviour for disciples of Christ and the appointment of elders who are ‘beyond reproach’, is quite clear. Resolution 1.10 of the 1998 Lambeth Conference, the Jerusalem Declaration of 2008, the professional standards embodied in the document Faithfulness in Service (a document approved by the General Synod of the Anglican Church of Australia) and the express commitment of the General Synod on a number of occasions to uphold the biblical teaching on marriage and human sexuality leave no room for ambiguity. Appointments like this put unwanted strain and tension upon relationships between the various dioceses of the Anglican Church of Australia. It also contributes to the fragmentation of the Anglican Communion.
Monday, February 13, 2012
ACL Statement on developments in the Diocese of Gippsland
Its a worry when you have to resort to by-laws and in-house decisions to claim your authority, and still people do not obey them: ACL Statement on developments in the Diocese of Gippsland : Anglican Church League, Sydney, Australia:
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