Showing posts with label gay christians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gay christians. Show all posts
Friday, 19 February 2016
Wednesday, 26 December 2012
Marriage: Abnormal Service Has Been Resumed
What a strange subject for a leading Christian to speak about in his sermon on Christmas Day - the time of goodwill to all men.
Except poofs, obviously.
Technically though this quote from an interview with ITN, which most media seized on is, of course, true; "Frankly, the process is shambolic. There was no announcement in any party manifesto; there's been no green paper; there's been no statement in the Queen's speech. And yet here we are on the verge of primary legislation. From a democratic point of view, it's a shambles."
Perhaps next year we will finally find out how and why this policy suddenly appeared from nowhere to become such a Tory totem?
PS "By a margin of 2-1, people oppose the Government's proposal to make it illegal for the Church of England to conduct gay marriages. Asked whether its vicars should be allowed to perform such ceremonies if they wanted to, 62 per cent of people said they should and 31 per cent disagreed, with seven per cent replying "don't know".' The Independent.
The Indy also ran an editorial criticising the Archbishop of Westminster's unchristmassy message.
Schnore!
Except poofs, obviously.
Technically though this quote from an interview with ITN, which most media seized on is, of course, true; "Frankly, the process is shambolic. There was no announcement in any party manifesto; there's been no green paper; there's been no statement in the Queen's speech. And yet here we are on the verge of primary legislation. From a democratic point of view, it's a shambles."
Perhaps next year we will finally find out how and why this policy suddenly appeared from nowhere to become such a Tory totem?
PS "By a margin of 2-1, people oppose the Government's proposal to make it illegal for the Church of England to conduct gay marriages. Asked whether its vicars should be allowed to perform such ceremonies if they wanted to, 62 per cent of people said they should and 31 per cent disagreed, with seven per cent replying "don't know".' The Independent.
The Indy also ran an editorial criticising the Archbishop of Westminster's unchristmassy message.
Schnore!
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