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File: 72bb689564c0bae⋯.jpg (203.14 KB, 715x1024, 715:1024, Bible-Egalitarian.jpg)

0bc066 No.597761

http://dailycaller.com/2018/01/29/dc-episcopalians-push-open-borders-and-a-gender-neutral-god/

>The governing body of the Episcopalian Diocese of Washington, D.C., approved measures to adopt gender neutral pronouns for God, embrace transgenderism, and a push for open borders.

>The 123rd Diocesan Convention of the Episcopal Church in D.C. passed a trifecta of resolutions Saturday to replace all gendered pronouns referring to God with gender neutral pronouns, oppose laws against illegal immigration, and open traditionally gender restricted congregational roles and facilities, like bathrooms, to transgender individuals. The convention, held at the Washington National Cathedral, passed the resolutions within an hour, according to The Institute On Religion & Democracy.

>The resolutions, entitled “On Becoming a Sanctuary Diocese: Offering Sacred Welcome to Immigrants,” “On the Gendered Language for God,” and “On Inclusion of Transgender People,” garnered support from Rev. Kimberly Lucas, who sponsored all three, and Rev. Alex Dyer, who proposed two of the resolutions. Lucas serves as rector of St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church in D.C. and Dyer serves as rector of St. Thomas’ Episcopal Parish in D.C., both of which have suffered a massive decline in member participation within the last decade, according to parochial reports.

>Dyer also garnered attention for installing banners around construction fences depicting Jesus face-palming with sarcastic quips like “The President said what?” and the tagline “a progressive church for a progressive city.”

>The D.C. diocese resolved, in their “Sacred Welcome To Immigrants,” to “oppose the policies of the incumbent Executive Branch that target undocumented immigrants for deportation while also placing undue restrictions on refugees seeking safe haven in the U.S.” Those who drafted the resolution said they intended it as a message of solidarity to illegal immigrants within the diocese.

In case you're wondering, pic related is actually real.

https://www.amazon.com/Inclusive-Bible-First-Egalitarian-Translation/dp/1580512135/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517264547&sr=8-1&keywords=the+inclusive+bible+the+first+egalitarian+translation

c0d3b0 No.597766

>>597761

what else can you expect from a breakaway sect of an organization founded by an obese wife Murdering Anglo Tyrant whose modern incarnation is a gay friendly abomination headed by a woman


0bc066 No.597769

>>597761

> Calkins attempted to justify her position by arguing that El Shaddai, one of the Hebrew names for God in the Old Testament, really means “God with breasts.”The actual meaning of El Shaddai is widely debated among biblical scholars, as the most popular interpretation is “God Almighty,” though other historical translations come out to “God the Destroyer,” “God of the Mountain,” or “The God who is sufficient.” Scholars adhering to the “breasts” translation actually interpret the name as a depiction of God giving blessings of nourishment and fertility, rather than literally ascribing feminine qualities to God.

>arguing that El Shaddai, one of the Hebrew names for God in the Old Testament, really means “God with breasts.

Forgot about this important tibit as well, lmao.


81951c No.597774

File: 32be710b76977f5⋯.jpg (Spoiler Image, 145.68 KB, 543x831, 181:277, 32be710b76977f54d96f8d7429….jpg)

APOSTOLICS YES!


4c989f No.597791

Technically, God is beyond mortal gender, so pronouns are basically a nitpick, imo. Other than that, this is standard postmodern libshit.


33a52e No.597795

>>597774

Are you fucking stupid?


c00b8f No.597819

File: 19185f0219104d8⋯.png (98.3 KB, 400x400, 1:1, 1516660622716.png)

>>597761

Those amazon reviews though

>My pastor highly recommended this version to me. I am not disappointed

>This translation reflects the context of ideals that are fundamental to our Christian faith without the burden of antiquated gender biases.

>this version makes it easier because I'm not so distracted with the misogyny of KJV.

>Dear Lord, have mercy on us

>>597774

Explain how the Anglican church would have existed if the protestant reformation never happened. They are not apostolic.


81951c No.597829

>>597819

It would have remained the English branch of the Catholic church, just like the Catholic church would have remained the Western branch of the Orthodox church if they hadn't split off in 1054. Still apostolic, just in schism, no different.


c00b8f No.597831

>>597829

So whenever anglicans do something protestants like, that means they're protestants. Whenever they do something you don't like they're apostolic. I understand.


3de724 No.597836

File: df4f8814898bf26⋯.jpg (27.39 KB, 600x600, 1:1, df5.jpg)


f63ea7 No.597838

>>597791

References to the obviously masculine Father and Son, and the fact that the Holy Spirit is referenced as male aside, it is worth noting that the ideal of marriage is intimately linked both to God's relationship to Israel in old testament covenants, and also to the relationship between Christ and his Church. Do you not think it is odd that God would institute a sacrament, and only give us examples which always put him in the masculine (i.e. husband's) role?

God is a person, in that he has character, so to say that how we refer to this character through our use of pronouns is unimportant is certainly misguided.

>>597761

Modernism is a heresy which is sadly infecting all churches. Point, correct, and exhort, but do not mock or judge, as it will lead only to bickering and division:

>Speak not evil one of another, brethren. He that speaketh evil of his brother, and judgeth his brother, speaketh evil of the law, and judgeth the law: but if thou judge the law, thou art not a doer of the law, but a judge.

Rather:

>Wherefore comfort yourselves together, and edify one another, even as also ye do.

>Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers.

We have a duty to support and help one another, to glorify God by helping build his Church. Laughing at the various shortcomings of other churches doesn't help us do this.


793e82 No.597846

>>597761

>The Inclusive BIBLE

>the first egalitarian translation

Ezekiel 33:17— Yet the children of thy people say, The way of the Lord is not equal: but as for them, their way is not equal.


81951c No.597867

>>597831

>So whenever anglicans do something protestants like..

Implying that is a thing that ever happens nowadays..

>Whenever they do something you don't like they're apostolic. I understand.

You guys are the same because you claim people like CS Lewis for being 'Anglo-Catholic'. But if Anglicans were ever reformed, that is no longer the case. You can't correct the gender pronouns of scripture and claim to hold to sola scriptura. But they remain the English branch of the Catholic church, in schism. Observing the same Catholic principle of putting the arbitrary 'spirit-led' statements of their church hierarchy above scripture in terms of authority.


be7a66 No.597941

Placing man over God's Word, not even once.


883df7 No.597961

File: 07311dbe4b7ac94⋯.jpg (45.74 KB, 298x444, 149:222, RIP.jpg)

The Episcopalians aren't in death throes anymore. They've already died, and what's left is some kind of unholy shambling corpse.


238614 No.597967

File: 3b4e23d67266a12⋯.png (539.03 KB, 846x929, 846:929, pottery.PNG)

> The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, convoked the global summit of Anglican primates to try to move the Anglican church worldwide away from the issue of homosexuality to address other topics such as religious violence and climate change.

> Yet the week-long meeting of the 38 leaders of national Anglican churches is threatened by a walk-out by Asian and African archbishops who are irate over the decision to celebrate same-sex marriage in church and the ordination of openly gay bishops.

> Sources say that the Anglican Archbishops from Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, South Sudan, Rwanda and Congo will probably stage a walk-out within a day or two of the inauguration of the summit on Monday. They call on liberal British and American prelates to publicly give up their support for gay marriage and actively homosexual bishops.

You really can't make this shit up


033dd0 No.597969

>>597819

I've always considered Anglicans to be a sixth branch of Christianity rather than Protestants. They don't really conform to Protestantism. There were reforms in the church that adopted reformed thinking in the past, but it didn't start that way, and even then what you see in an Anglican church depends on where you are. Here in Australia, Sydney Anglicans are very evangelical and low church, but that's not true of most of the rest of the country.

On a related note, I will say that this:

>>597761

is indicative of the heavy Protestant influence on the Anglican church worldwide. And that is Protestantism's seeming hatred of tradition. You can see in the denial of Mary's perpetual virginity (without good reason to reject such a belief), simply a desire to reject anything deemed "too Catholic". Trying to remove God's masculine character in the bible (note: God doesn't have a gender, but the titles revealed to us tell us of his character and how he interacts with us) is another example of this. They think (even the ones who consider themselves theologically sound) that they can take this apart and not alter who God is in their minds and how they relate to Him.

Destroy enough history and you just start seeing the same heresies we already defeated in the first few centuries come back because everybody forgot already that the universal church declared them wrong.


6e6912 No.597975

>>597967

>> Sources say that the Anglican Archbishops from Uganda, Kenya, Nigeria, South Sudan, Rwanda and Congo will probably stage a walk-out within a day or two of the inauguration of the summit on Monday. They call on liberal British and American prelates to publicly give up their support for gay marriage and actively homosexual bishops.

APOSTOLICS NO!


ae5d61 No.597981

>>597967

>>597975

Anglicans in the US (Episcopalians) are extreme leftists. Gay queer female priests actively campaigning for "gay rights" and spreading degeneracy is seen as doing God's work apparently…

There is no way this will ever happen.


6e6912 No.597985

>>597981

Iirc there is a schismatic Anglican church in the US which is ultraconservative


ab310c No.597997

>>597985

Yes ACNA (but really they're more low church) or Anglican Use Catholics (if you're high church). I could say "Thank God we're not like that" but then I remember the dude who offered the righteous vs the dude unrighteous prayer. For the record, Patros means Father, and Huiou means Son. Don't follow their bad teaching.


f63ea7 No.598287

>>597997

>the righteous vs the dude unrighteous prayer.

I'm afraid google yields nothing. What fresh heresy is this?


edbdcc No.598300

>>598287

I’m pretty sure the guy you replied to was referring to Luke 18:9-14, the prayers of the pharisee and the tax collector, and implying that he didn’t want to be in the same frame of mind as the pharisee who thought he was so much better than the sinners.


f63ea7 No.598305

>>598300

Thanks, anon.


6fb933 No.598308

>>597761

Sad, will pray.

>>597766

Spicy


3a0cba No.598476

>>597761

its divine justice that the episscopalians are hemorrhaging membership and attendance for the past twenty or so years.


71748f No.598501

>>597967

Come home, African/Asian man.


ab310c No.598509

>>598501

>come home

most Anglicans are African


10601d No.600215

>>597967

>climate change


14aedf No.605645

>>597761

"The Inclusive Bible" is not approved by the Diocese. I don't get why you felt the need to include that.


3f7a54 No.605682

>>598509

I think that anon was subtly implying that conservative Anglicans outside of the West should BEGOME CADILAC


a17dcd No.605685

File: 233f587835cdd54⋯.gif (8.35 KB, 403x587, 403:587, Proto-Sinaitic.gif)

>>597769

Spell out "El Shaddai" in the precursor script to ancient Hebrew, and read it as hieroglyphics. It seems like it means "God who destroys the door/curtain", i.e. the temple veil.




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