Kentucky Methodists Are Dividing — And Division Is An Age-Old Tradition In Itself

(OPINION) I hate to see Christian groups, whether large or small, break up. But they do. Regularly. It seems fitting to put this development into some historical perspective. Church splits aren’t the exception; they’re the rule. The history of Christianity sometimes seems to be one division after another, endlessly, each split as agonizing for those involved as the previous ones were for earlier generations.

Opinion, Analysis, Christianity, protestantsPaul PratherJune 27, 2023Paul Prather, United Methodist Church, Church split, Church schism, Religion and politics, Church division, Christian unityComment

The Archbishop Of Canterbury Prepares To Stand Down

(OPINION) In England, proclaiming God’s blessing on same-sex relationships has become the new orthodoxy for clergy with established ties to the powers that be. But that’s not the case in Nigeria and the Global South, where Anglican leaders have urged the Church of England to consider the impact of its actions on believers facing conflict with Jihadi terrorists.

OpinionTerry MattinglyMarch 2, 2023Terry Mattingly, On Religion, Church of England, Anglican Communion, Archbishop of Canterbury, Same-sex marriage, LGBTQ Christians, Justin Welby, Church splitComment

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