Somehow, though, I suspect that is not what Archbishop Williams would care to emphasize. According to the Times, American foreign policy-its efforts to intervene overseas by "clearing the decks" with a "quick burst of violent action"-has led to "the worst of all worlds". Gee. The worst of all worlds? Worse than one in which the United States had not intervened violently? Worse, for example, than a world presided over by Nazis, Japanese militarists, or Communist thugs?

He said the Canadian Church's interpretation of the Windsor report was the moratorium forbid [sic] any bishop from giving any additional parishes the right to perform same-sex blessings.

In New Westminster, eight parishes were given permission by the diocese, but after the report was released in 2004 no additional parishes were given that authority. Those original eight churches continue to perform the rite.

HENDERSON: Bishop Harvey has personally shared with me his hurt at being rejected by those he had thought to be friends in the Anglican Church of Canada, when he first became involved in the work of Anglican Essentials Canada. CoGS' formulaic statement of respect therefore rings hollow in my ears.

Too right they do. Especially these days when people turn themselves into human bombs and blow countless innocents to bits in the expectation that they will be rewarded with 72 virgins in paradise.

Islamic terrorism and the demented beliefs that fuel it have given all religion a bad name.