Anglicans Need More Than One Boat
Lance Lawton suggests that different Anglican groups share one brand, despite their differences.
The Anglican Communion (AC) has been argued to be not fit for purpose in the twenty-first century, as seen in parts 1 and 2.
The current upheavals over views and practices on sexuality and marriage are symptoms of a deeper cultural gulf.
This gulf includes differing principles for reading and applying Scripture, making it challenging to harmonize approaches under a single hierarchical structure like the AC.
the Anglican Communion (AC) is not fit for purpose in the twenty-first century
Author summary: Anglicans require multiple approaches.
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