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To: xzins
What do you know about the Episcopal churches that are aligning themselves with those conservative, orthodox African bishops? Will that split Anglicanism....these guys don't seem kindly dispositioned toward Canterbury?

Watch what happens in Pennsylvania in September. If the Rev David Moyer is inhibited by Bishop Bennison, you may see one or more African bishops step in. You can find out more about that whole situation at the Forward in Faith website.

Anglicanism has been split for the last 30 years. The groups that have remained true to the "faith once delivered" are beginning to come closer together, and faithful and brave Primates in Africa and other countries are beginning to lose patience with the innovations (heresies?) of some - particularly in North America.

Convergence is the word being bandied about by the traditionalists - both those still within the "official" Communion and the "continuing" Anglicans.

4 posted on 08/27/2002 7:06:42 AM PDT by trad_anglican
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To: trad_anglican
Hey, good website. Looks like Moyer has his hands full.

Bennison will drive him into the arms of the true bishops.
6 posted on 08/27/2002 7:20:10 AM PDT by xzins
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