“Women Priests in their Sights”? – or “liberals in Australia running scared”

July 19, 2014 / David Ould / Anglican Communion / 3 Comments

A fascinating article by Muriel Porter in various papers yesterday in response to the recent General Synods in both Australia and the Church of England (where they voted to allow women bishops): And Australia, where there are now five women bishops. Dr Sarah Macneil, the first woman to be in charge of a diocese in […]

Doug Wilson on the nonsense of some of the women bishops arguments

November 30, 2012 / David Ould / Anglican Communion / No Comments

I love the way that Doug Wilson writes. I might not always agree with what he writes but he has a beautiful way of putting things that only enhances what he’s saying. So, in a series of recent posts on the Women Bishops nonsense in the Church of England, and particularly N.T.Wright’s contributions, he has […]

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