Anglican justice for the hungry but not the unborn

The Anglican Journal points out that:

Failure by governments and international institutions to ensure people have access to food means that for the first time more than 1 billion people are undernourished, according to  a coalition of religious, human rights and development groups.

Much of the Anglican Church of Canada’s effort to feed the hungry is devoted to parading a few bedraggled zealots at Queen’s Park and spending money on full page newspaper ads imploring the government or somebody – anybody – to do something about poverty; something that doesn’t affect the $100K per year earned by the average bishop.

Co-incidentally, Lifesite News reports that 1 billion abortions have been performed worldwide.  I am still waiting for a definitive and clear condemnation of this from the Anglican establishment; I fear it will be a long wait.

One thought on “Anglican justice for the hungry but not the unborn

  1. The church should both be feeding the hungry and defending the unborn. Imagine how many soupkitchen meals the money spent on those ads could have bought.

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