From The Living Church-
The Rev. Ephraim Radner, writing for Anglican Communion Institute, describes the report of the Task Force for the Study of Marriage as presenting a Balkan Solution, and elaborates:
The erasure of alternative views, and the proposal for a canonical change that will demand church-wide acceptance in dioceses, is one of enforced unity.
To be sure, the Taskforce does not speak explicitly to any of this. But the change of canon — the only concrete element in the Report — seeks to define (rather arbitrarily and counter-intuitively, in my view) the meaning of specific words in the Book of Common Prayer (and hence of Scripture itself, which the Prayer Book cites). The words “man and woman” and “husband and wife,” which will remain in both Scripture and Prayer Book, will now signify to Episcopalians “two people” or “two persons.”
More here-
http://livingchurch.org/redefined-fiat
Thursday, February 12, 2015
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"The erasure of alternative views"
"How DARE our view that you two men/two women NOT be allowed to marry not be given equal weight to your Christian discernment that you wish to marry each other!"
Radner, go "wedding-night" yourself, kthxbye.
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