Anglicans Need More Than One Boat
Lance Lawton suggests that different Anglican groups share the same brand, despite their differences.
It has been argued that the Anglican Communion (AC) is not suitable for the twenty-first century due to its inability to reconcile radically differing views and practices, particularly regarding sexuality and marriage.
The present protracted upheavals over radically differing views and practices regarding sexuality and marriage are better seen as symptoms of a deeper and wider gulf.
This gulf is rooted in fundamentally cultural differences, including varying principles for reading and applying Scripture, making it unlikely that the approaches can be harmonized under a single hierarchical structure like the AC.
Author summary: Anglican groups differ culturally and in scripture interpretation.
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