Weblog: Lutherans Organize Opposition to Historic Episcopate
Plus: New House chaplain says 'move on,' Canada's Uniting Church moves against official Lord's Prayer, and sports collides with religion.
Compiled by Ted Olsen | posted 3/01/2000 12:00AM
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Ease up on homosexuality, says Church of England leader—and drugs and prostitution while you're at it.
Prostitution mitigates child abuse and rape, says John Elford, Canon Theologian of Liverpool Cathedral. Legalizing drugs would bring addicts out of their "shadowy underworld." And homosexuality—do you even need to ask his opinion? "We must put … righteousness aside and begin afresh," he tells The Times.
Irish Times continues its brief look at church history
This week, the newspaper's Patrick Comerford looks at the battle over Arianism and its lasting effects on the early church.
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