Graham Kings, Mission Theologian in the Anglican Communion, considers seven interweaving themes of the Primates’ Meeting.
Tag Archives | Primates 2016
Responses to Primates 2016 from The Episcopal Church (USA)
Responses from within The Episcopal Church (USA) to the Primates’ Meeting in Canterbury
Blaming the Africans: Cultural Imperialism and the Meeting of the Primates
Do Western Anglicans have a paternalistic and monochrome view of Africa and how does the African-American experience relate to sexuality debates?
Communique from Primates 2016 – Walking Together in the Service of God in the World
The official final communique from the Primates
What does the Primates’ Statement mean?
Ian Paul unpacks the Primates’ Statement
Fulcrum Response to Primates’ Statement
Fulcrum’s initial response to the Primates’ Statement
Statement from Primates 2016
The official text of the statement from the Primates in relation to the Anglican Communion
Sexuality and the Anglican Communion
A short summary of “Sexuality and Communion” in The Oxford Handbook of Anglican Studies (OUP, 2015)
Open letters, unsolicited advice: The Primates’ Meeting 2016
Raising the stakes, grandstanding, ecclesiastical brinkmaship or prayer?
Paul Avis’ Review of “Good Disagreement?” (edited by Atherstone & Goddard)
“Christians engaged in controversy have often dipped their pens in vitriol. To disagree graciously would be a major step forward”