Eruptions At The Foot Of The Volcano: UPDATE -- ARCHBISHOP STANLEY NTAGALI OF UGANDA and GAFCON: Go jump in Lake Victoria (and clean off your filthy spittle)

Dec 28, 2013

UPDATE -- ARCHBISHOP STANLEY NTAGALI OF UGANDA and GAFCON: Go jump in Lake Victoria (and clean off your filthy spittle)

GAFCON ¨Obsessed with sex¨ at Nairobi Conference

http://leonardoricardosanto.blogspot.com/2013/11/acnaanglican-global-south-obsessed-with.html

¨The Church of England is now recommending that same-sex relationships be blessed in the church....¨ Archbishop Stanley/Uganda

From Thinking Anglicans

Friday, 27 December 2013

More on Pilling from Uganda and elsewhere

Archbishop Stanley Ntagali of Uganda has criticised the Pilling report in his Christmas Message:

…We believe the Bible is the authoritative Word of God and trustworthy to tell us the Truth. Unfortunately, some in the Anglican Communion members no longer believe the Bible is the infallible Word of God. That’s why I and other Archbishops from the Global South, Sydney, and the Anglican Church in North America organized the second Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON)* in October in Nairobi. We were altogether 1358 delegates worldwide. These included 169 delegates from Uganda. We are so determined to refuse anything that contradicts the Biblical authority without fear or compromise. I appeal to all Ugandans to join us in this struggle to protect our God given rights.
We are very concerned that our mother Church of England is moving in a very dangerous direction. They are following the path the Americans in the Episcopal Church took that caused us to break communion with them ten years ago.
The Church of England is now recommending that same-sex relationships be blessed in the church. Even though they are our mother, I want you to know that we cannot and we will not go in that direction. We will resist them and, with our other GAFCON brothers and sisters, will stand with those in the Church of England who continue to uphold the Bible as the Word of God and promote Biblical faith and morality…

Thanks to Thinking Anglicans, sidebar