SteveBakerFRSA on Nostr: “The Church of England’s suspicion of Tommy Robinson’s conversion revives, ...
“The Church of England’s suspicion of Tommy Robinson’s conversion revives, unwittingly, a very old heresy: Donatism. St Augustine confronted the claim that the moral failings of a minister could nullify the gospel itself.”
The UK‘s other Christian Libertarian and a former police officer, my friend Fr. Dan Stork Banks, writes about the carol service organized by Unite The Kingdom:
https://northamanglican.com/not-a-merry-ding-dong/Published at
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