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9/11/2012 Wanted: new Archbishop of Canterbury ~ must have plan to fill the pews (Andrew Brown)Read Now Andrew Brown, The Guardian, 6th November 2012
If Christianity dies in England, it will die first in the countryside. This may seem paradoxical. When we think of English Christianity, we think of medieval churches standing at the heart of quiet villages. Surely the most traditional parts of the land would cling to traditional ways such as Christianity? But the traditions have largely died, and the churches with them.
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 Andrew Brown, The Guardian, 3rd August 2012
Opposition to gay marriage from evangelical Christians is so rooted in homophobia as to be invalid |
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