Entries Tagged as “Global South”

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The Primates’ Meeting, 2011: Mis-Representation and the Failure to Resolve
By:  Benjamin Guyer on February 06, 2011
Excerpt:  The 2011 meeting of the Anglican Primates in Dublin has come under considerable criticism in the last week, both for the number of absentees who were present at the meeting…   Read full post >>

Some Primates to Meet
By:  Fr. Tony Clavier on January 11, 2011
Excerpt:  Shortly the primates of the provinces which constitute the Anglican Communion will meet in Dublin. One should say that some of the primates will meet. Quite a few will stay…   Read full post >>

Conservatives’ covenant concerns: A critique
By:  Andrew Goddard on November 20, 2010
Excerpt:  On reading Truth or Conviction: questions over the Anglican Communion Covenant by Vinay Samuel and Chris Sugden I did not know whether to laugh or to cry. Part of me…   Read full post >>

Discovering Global Anglican (Part 3): Anglicanism in Iran
By:  Benjamin Guyer on August 05, 2009
Excerpt:  It is increasingly said today that the Anglican Communion is a global Christian church whose identity can no longer be restricted to a broadly Western, or more narrowly English, patrimony.…   Read full post >>

Discovering Global Anglicanism (Part 2): Trevor Huddleston, CR
By:  Benjamin Guyer on June 12, 2009
Excerpt:  It is increasingly said today that the Anglican Communion is a global Christian church whose identity can no longer be restricted to a broadly Western, or more narrowly English, patrimony.…   Read full post >>

Discovering Global Anglicanism (Part 1): The Martyrs of Melanesia
By:  Benjamin Guyer on May 25, 2009
Excerpt:  It is increasingly said today that the Anglican Communion is a global Christian church whose identity can no longer be restricted to a broadly Western, or more narrowly English, patrimony.…   Read full post >>

Has GAFCON fizzled?
Channel: Telegraph  Author: George Pitcher
By:  Douglas LeBlanc on March 30, 2009 Excerpt: Many British reporters already have weighed in on Michael Nazir-Ali's resignation and his plans for the future. George Pitcher, the Telegraph's religion editor, has written one of the more interesting…   Read full post >>

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