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Schism Or Not, What’s Next For The Huge, Disrupted Global Anglican Communion?
Schism Or Not, What’s Next For The Huge, Disrupted Global Anglican Communion?

(OPINION) If the Anglican Communion did not suffer schism on April 21, it’s the next best thing. A declaration issued that day at the conclusion of an international church assembly in Kigali, Rwanda, means the media and other religion-watchers should gird loins for years of maneuvers, legalities, confusion and acrimony.

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Opinion, Anglican, Africa, Analysis, Christianity, Conflict, Episcopal, Human Rights, NewsRichard OstlingGetReligion.org, Richard Ostling, Dick Ostling, Anglican Communion, Global South Fellowship of Angligan Churches, Global Anglican Future Conference, Church of England, Archbishop of Canterbury, Church schismComment
Religious Lessons And Symbolism From A King’s Coronation
Religious Lessons And Symbolism From A King’s Coronation

(ANALYSIS) Above all else, the coronation of this King is a worship service, held in Westminster Abbey and presided over by the Archbishop of Canterbury. It is an explicitly Christian worship service, though it will have participants from many religions. Rishi Sunak, the U.K. prime minister and a serious Hindu, will read from the first chapter of Paul’s letter to the Colossians

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Analysis, Christianity, Culture, Entertainment, Anglican, Episcopal, Religion News, Primary Feature, NewsPaul MarshallPaul Marshall, Dr. Paul Marshall, King Charles, Hudson Institute’s Center for Religious Freedom, Establishment of Religion, Church of England, Anglican, The Episcopal Church, Episcopal, Episcopalian, Episcopalians, Archbishop of Canterbury, Tom Holland, Solomon by Zadok, Westminster Abbey, coronation of King Charles, King Charles Coronation, the king's coronation, The Crown, Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom, Primary Feature, Recharge Comment