The Church of England tries its best. I am glad it does.
It ordained and deployed me until my retirement and I still serve its fragile loving presence in the country.
But sometimes its blinkered nature, be it through privilege or an intolerable attempt to include the irreconcilable, makes it as wise as King Lear or the Earl of Gloucester in Shakespeare's tragedy.
To that end, I have suggested an Ecclesiastical King Lear.
Let's see what the bishops at the Lambeth Conference come up with...
It ordained and deployed me until my retirement and I still serve its fragile loving presence in the country.
But sometimes its blinkered nature, be it through privilege or an intolerable attempt to include the irreconcilable, makes it as wise as King Lear or the Earl of Gloucester in Shakespeare's tragedy.
To that end, I have suggested an Ecclesiastical King Lear.
Let's see what the bishops at the Lambeth Conference come up with...
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