Amidst the predictable sycophancy from Hiltz’s employees, the youth delegate from the Diocese of Caledonia \u2013 one of the few dioceses to have a theologically conservative bishop \u2013 hits the nail on the head. The address was tendentious.<\/p>\n
Rather comically, there is a comment under the article that claims the bias is not only acceptable but required because, under canon law, the primate is supposed to speak and write prophetically to the Anglican Church of Canada. <\/em>\u00a0It must be pure coincidence that this is the first time ever that a \u201cprophecy\u201d has been lifted wholesale from contemporary secular values.<\/p>\n Read all the reactions here<\/a>:<\/p>\n Asher Worley, youth delegate, diocese of Caledonia<\/strong> What he said was not unexpected, but it wasn\u2019t\u2014let\u2019s put it this way: I don\u2019t agree. I\u2019m trying to think of a way to put this so that I\u2019m not being rude or discourteous. I was looking for a more neutral, this is what we\u2019re doing, but we have to still be in God\u2019s Word, and we have to be searching the Scriptures, because as a church, our main objective is to preach God\u2019s Word\u2014so it was just not what I was looking for in my primate.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Amidst the predictable sycophancy from Hiltz’s employees, the youth delegate from the Diocese of Caledonia \u2013 one of the few dioceses to have a theologically conservative bishop \u2013 hits the nail on the head. The address was tendentious. Rather comically, … Continue reading
\n<\/strong>For me, basically, he clearly had an agenda, and in my view, the chairperson\u2014the chairman of a meeting like this\u2014simply needs to be more neutral, so I felt that he was being inappropriate in that way. He had his opinion, and it wasn\u2019t veiled. I guess that it wasn\u2019t veiled is a good thing, but that he had an opinion in the first place, and that he expressed it, was, I believe, inappropriate.<\/p>\n