for dowfart of the year.
This year’s runner up:
Bishop Michael Bird for his burgeoning Napoleon complex and for persistently suing the pants off anyone who gets in his way.
And the prize goes to:
Archbishop Fred Hiltz for giving –
“a continued commitment to the greatest extent possible to the three moratoria — on the blessing of same-sex unions, on the ordination to the episcopate of people in same-sex relationships and on cross-border interventions — until General Synod 2010.”
While simultaneously cheering on the dioceses of Ottawa, Montreal, New Westminster and Niagara for proceeding with same-sex blessings. And all done with aplomb and no hint of shame or embarrassment.
Honourable mentions:
- Rev. Ephraim Radner for his ability to use so many words to say so little.
- Bishop Cyrus Vance for trying to keep a roster of traitors.
- The whole diocese of Niagara for ruining “Amazing Grace” for everyone.
- Bishop Michael Ingham for trying to get rid of the most famous evangelical theologian alive today.
- Archbishop Rowan Williams for proposing Sharia law in the UK while being unable to maintain any order whatsoever in the church he is pretending to run. Yes, I know he’s not Canadian, but I’m being inclusive.
- Everyone at the ACI for changing the word “trajectory” into a theological term and then overusing it to the point of wearing it out.
Ah, yes… Your sentiments are shared by many of us.
Now how about a Canadian Anglican hero of the year award?!
Joy,
There are many to choose from in 2008; I would probably nominate J. I. Packer.
Can’t go wrong with Dr Packer!