The apostate Archbishop of Canterbury reveals his hypocrisy and that of his anti-church
The Archbishop of Canterbury has 'joyfully' welcomed proposals to bless same-sex married couples but said he will not personally conduct them due to his 'pastoral responsibility for the whole communion' [the stench of hypocrisy oozes from every word this guy says]
His thoughts on the historic proposals come as the Church of England issued a formal apology for its historic rejection and exclusion of LGBTQI+ people.
He told a press conference at Lambeth Palace Library: 'Because of my pastoral care and responsibility of being a focus of unity for the whole communion I will, while being extremely joyfully celebratory of these new resources, I will not personally use them in order not to compromise that pastoral care.'
Mr Welby also spoke of a parish priest he had known in the past who was gay. He said: 'The next thing I heard was that the pressure of living with the church's attitude had led to his suicide.' (hypocrisy has consequences for everyone who practises it)
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell, believes the change 'puts the Church of England in a better place' and confirmed he will offer blessings.
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The Bishop of Oxford, the most senior bishop in the Church of England to have called for a change in doctrine to allow gay marriage, said there is 'further to go'. Dr Steven Croft said: 'It is very good for us to be able to say today that the church can now offer public services of blessing, but we know that we have further to go.'
Veteran campaigner Peter Tatchell (son of Satan) described the offer of a blessing only as 'an insult' and dismissed the church's apology for its treatment of LGBTQI+ people as 'worthless' without any progress on allowing gay marriage.
Thepastoral letter [ode to Satan] penned by Bishops [apostates] of the Church [modern Anglican anti-church] and published on Friday, stated:
'We want to apologise for the ways in which the Church of England has treated LGBTQI+ people – both those who worship in our churches and those who do not.
'For the times we have rejected or excluded you, and those you love, we are deeply sorry.
'The occasions on which you have received a hostile and homophobic response in our churches are shameful and for this we repent.
'As we have listened, we have been told time and time again how we have failed LGBTQI+ people.
'We have not loved you asGod (satan) loves you, and that is profoundly wrong.
'We affirm, publicly and unequivocally, that LGBTQI+ people are welcome and valued: we areall children of God [latterday children of the devil and of our secular prophets Aleister Crowley and Peter Tatchell]'."
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The Archbishop of Canterbury has 'joyfully' welcomed proposals to bless same-sex married couples but said he will not personally conduct them due to his 'pastoral responsibility for the whole communion' [the stench of hypocrisy oozes from every word this guy says]
His thoughts on the historic proposals come as the Church of England issued a formal apology for its historic rejection and exclusion of LGBTQI+ people.
He told a press conference at Lambeth Palace Library: 'Because of my pastoral care and responsibility of being a focus of unity for the whole communion I will, while being extremely joyfully celebratory of these new resources, I will not personally use them in order not to compromise that pastoral care.'
Mr Welby also spoke of a parish priest he had known in the past who was gay. He said: 'The next thing I heard was that the pressure of living with the church's attitude had led to his suicide.' (hypocrisy has consequences for everyone who practises it)
Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell, believes the change 'puts the Church of England in a better place' and confirmed he will offer blessings.
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The Bishop of Oxford, the most senior bishop in the Church of England to have called for a change in doctrine to allow gay marriage, said there is 'further to go'. Dr Steven Croft said: 'It is very good for us to be able to say today that the church can now offer public services of blessing, but we know that we have further to go.'
Veteran campaigner Peter Tatchell (son of Satan) described the offer of a blessing only as 'an insult' and dismissed the church's apology for its treatment of LGBTQI+ people as 'worthless' without any progress on allowing gay marriage.
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'We want to apologise for the ways in which the Church of England has treated LGBTQI+ people – both those who worship in our churches and those who do not.
'For the times we have rejected or excluded you, and those you love, we are deeply sorry.
'The occasions on which you have received a hostile and homophobic response in our churches are shameful and for this we repent.
'As we have listened, we have been told time and time again how we have failed LGBTQI+ people.
'We have not loved you as
'We affirm, publicly and unequivocally, that LGBTQI+ people are welcome and valued: we are
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