Anglicans Need More Than One Boat
Lance Lawton sees very different Anglican groups sharing one brand. It’s been argued that the Anglican Communion (AC) is not fit for purpose in the twenty-first century.
The present upheavals over differing views and practices regarding sexuality and marriage are symptoms of a deeper gulf, including different principles for reading and applying Scripture, which is fundamentally cultural.
There’s little prospect of harmonising the approaches under a single hierarchical structure such as the AC.
Author's summary: Anglican groups need separate structures.