It's not really the status quo, cause as an armchair watcher, I have seen how people have pushed the envelope again and again, but to keep holy unity, people don't take a stand against it.
The confusion about wicca and feminist approaches to Christ are a great example.
"...but to keep holy unity, people don't take a stand against it. "
Yea, I'm talking about the traditionalist and status-quo. I hate to say it, but many seem to be more attached to the Episcopal Church and all it's trappings than the Gospel. Sort of, "we'll let you have your little radicalism as long as we can still 'play' church."
I've seen a lot of hand wringing over the loss of a facility, but not as much over the loss of Christ's reputation. I wish they could just walk away from the buildings, budgets, etc. with the realization that if God wants them to have buildings He can give them buildings. When the homos are clawing at your door, it's time to get out of Sodom!
These traditionalist put up with a lot - a lot more than they should have. They should have put up a fight 40 years ago... but that would have disturbed the status quo!