Thanks George you just saved my marriage I'm going to buy motorcycle.😁

I am sorry, but I don’t think “reason” traditionally is meant to be equivalent to personal experience. That interpretation is why the Church of England and the Episcopal Church have gone off a cliff.

Gentlemen, it's such a pleasure to join you for these conversations. Thank you for your faithfulness; thank you for shining the light of orthodoxy and common sense into dark places.

Sounds more like Francis is skipping over the Anglican Way and right into Methodism.

As a Catholic, I agree with both of you. Pope Francis is a disaster. He often says to young people, "Make a mess." That's what he does. But, Christ our Lord is in charge of His Church. He will straiten out the mess. I never thought my Catholc Church would see what is going on now. "Lord save your people and bless your inheritance."

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Hope Milton misses you.

George: you begin by talking about being called to someone who was dying, and you almost immediately move on to talk about the privilege of that and how it makes being a priest so wonderful. This kind of thing is common amongst clergy. As a cleric, I find it borders on occupational narcissism. Just do the job. Be there. Pay attention - but not to oneself 'having the experience'.

come on guys pick on Welby.leave our Pope alone.

1. I'm relieved that the article 'a' was not placed after 'Finds' and before 'Hooker' in this episode's title. 2. 20th century entertainer Milton Berle was affectionately known as 'Uncle Miltie', but I won't assign that nickname to 21st century Hurricane Milton. 3. Starting at 23:41, Kevin beings paraphrasing 2 Timothy 3:16-17 (KJV): "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: 17 That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works." Response: However, wouldn't that benefit of the Holy Bible be in conjunction with 1 Timothy 3:15 (KJV)? "But if I tarry long, that thou mayest know how thou oughtest to behave thyself in the house of God, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and ground of the truth." And if the King James Bible was good enough for St. Paul ... 4. Regarding the German Synod on Synodality, please keep us informed if and when Pope Francis ratifies their decisions. But I won't be holding my breath for an affirmative. 5. In response to ABC Justin Welby's concern as to whether history will consider him to be a failure, I quote the guardian angel's inscription on The Adventures of Tom Sawyer book at the conclusion of the 1946 film 'It's A Wonderful Life': "Dear George: - Remember no man is a failure who has friends. Thanks for the wings! Love, Clarence" [Cue Auld Lang Syne]

Fowey is pronounced by the locals as ‘Foy’ (as in ‘toy’) i.e. the ‘w’ is silent.

Mainline Methodist theologians in the 20th century added “experience” to that 3 legged stool. It’s now understood of its massive mistake. It’s not very long before “experience “ becomes the dominating lens by which everything else is seen. Scripture, tradition….all eventually bow to my lived experience. Sinful nature, manifested in personal autonomy, will always seek to bend the world to myself rather than bow the knee. The grace of God is for me to be taken in, shaped, and yes experience the truth of God. Not shape the truth of God on the basis of my experience. The devils lies are as old as Gen. 3

As a member of The National Secular Society (UK), and as a confessing follower of Jesus of Nazareth, God's Messiah, if Francis, Bishop of Rome, is discovering the scriptural doctrines of Richard Hooker, then that has to be to the good: both of the Church and society. It is what differentiates Christians from Mohammedans: unlike them, we believe societal laws should be based on the exercise of human reason: not 'revelation' or 'divine fiat'. Islam demands the Sharia be imposed: and I see far too many 'Christians' on KZbin who think Islam has this right (but only in respect of the executing of 'sexual' sinners). Those who practise usury are just fine! But it is this category 'scripture' which is the problem: in being selected as canonical writings (traditionalists like to claim they are selected for 'authority') these works of human minds and hands appear to undergo a literary form of 'transubstantiation': whereby they become the "words of God, Himself". This is nonsense: the 'miracle' of the entire bible (the word 'entire' is important) is that - despite the vagaries of the human authors - they communicate something about what the Creator God of Israel, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, is like. Those early Jews who followed Jesus looked to their 'scriptures' (Tanakh; probably in its Septuagint, Greek, version) to ascertain whether there was anything in them which might allow their interpretation of Jesus as Messiah. In Isaiah and Daniel they found their answer: and 'Christology' was born. The messianic 'type' of Jesus is a thoroughly 'Jewish' interpretation. And the entire theology of the New Testament owes vastly more to Hebrew thinking, than that of the Greeks: notwithstanding the glorious opening to John's Gospel. This transubstantiated view of 'scripture', of course, has implication when (for example) you describe certain bishops as "faithful". You mean faithful to the transubstantiated view of scripture: not to God. Fortunately, working through us, the Spirit threw up one man who realised that - if what was being claimed for Jesus of Nazareth were true - then this has implications for Jew and Gentile alike. It made sense of the architecture of the Temple: with its Court of the Gentiles. The tragedy is that - as Rome took charge of the Church - it lost its 'Jewishness': partly through deliberate design: and not for the good!

Thank you for another excellent digest of the recent ecclesial news.

The Anglican Church in Fowey, Cornwall, meets in the premises of the local sailing club. It is a church affiliated to the Anglican Convocation in Europe ACE

++Justin should have resigned years ago. He is a failure indeed.

Lambeth relying upon the BBC for accurate reporting? They think the BBC is accurate and unbiased? The blind leading the blind, but this, sadly, is wilful blindness and an agenda set by the evil pro Islamic establishment. Shame utter shame on Lambeth for abandoning our persecuted brothers and sisters and betraying the victims of a genocide.

The BBC is highly woke and biased in what they report and even more in what they don't report.

Gavin Ashenden et al appear to have jumped from the frying pan into the fire. Will Roman Catholic traditionalists "jump ship" to the Orthodox Communion?

If I am not mistaken, Pope Francis is pulling off a grandiose deception. The so-called synod is not a council of bishops. It is what is called in the business world quality circles. The participants in each circle have been previously selected bishops, religious, and laity. The limits of what may be discussed are set. Pope Francis will use the decisions of the synod to circumvent traditional biblical morals. But as attributed to Abraham Lincoln, “You can fool all the people some of the time and some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time.”

I'm of Cornish heritage (my dad was a Methodist minister who became a missionary) - Fowey is pronounced Foy! I always look forward to your videos!

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The Rt. Rev. Jack Leo Iker who was an Anglo-Catholic was the Bishop Ordinary of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth was a strong bishop, in part because he was a friend and supportive bishop of all orthodox parishes within his Diocese; not just the Anglo-Catholic parishes.

Our basis is Scripture. Tradition is interesting but very secondary. Reason is problematic. Scripture is not one leg of a three-legged table. It is our sole authority.

Like the new glasses, George! Stay safe and thank you both for another good program.

Re the discussion about "lived experience" possibly being accorded much more authority in the RC Church's discussions on "synodality," as a Protestant I'm surprised. Unless -- the advocacy of the German and Austrian churches has something to do with German philosopher Edmund Husserl's phenomenology that made relativism respectable, e.g. in his investigations of the "life-world?" Yet that was a hundred years ago! In any case I sense a post-modern wave may have arrived in the RC Church.

Let us pray for George Conger and Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church in Lecanto, Florida, mindful too of others in the way of Hurricane Milton.

Thank you, again. As an Episcopal priest serving as pastor of a non-denominational church (that is growing!) I find your conversations encouraging. The Episcopal Church is dying but Christianity is not.

Yes, but it's a tragedy that the ACNA still allows women in Holy Orders...

Hooray for Hooterville!

Thanks!

Hooker never wrote about a three-legged stool.

God bless you, thank you

Hello to you all As a Catholic I think you gave a excellent take on the current situation in the RC church. I have been a SSPX supporter for decades. As a side issue Bishop Tissier de Mallerais has entered into Eternal Life. They (SSPX) cannot possibly handle the pastoral care of its people. They will have to Consecrate at least on more Bishop. What will Rome say when it happens. Here we go again.

Hurricane strength can be reduced considerably, using drone boats spraying salt water. These would operate in the Carribbean, and in the Atlantic. The spray seeds clud formation, considerably cooling the sa surface temperature. Look up Prof Steven Salter. The cost would be much less than the cost of damage.

Francis is just following on from Nostra aetate. This document needs to be removed first before the RC church can reverse its errors.

Great conversation. Blessings .Be safe.. from Nova Scotia.

Francis must go. I as a Catholic will not leave the Catholic Church. Francis and his cronies must go! Thank you for your program!

Great to hear you are all OK, was I Washington last week but back back in beautifully Melbourne, Victoria.

You may be responding to Milton in about 3-5 days. Good luck.

the guy on the right visits thailand regularly

Good to listen to such intelligent and informed commentary. Thank you.

This Bishop is a new zealander. Me thinks

Kevin Thanks for this. I was in Israel On Oct 7th last year and the experience was amazing. Meeting Palestinian Christian’s was very humbling.

Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem, Lord have mercy, Lord have Mercy ,Lord have Mercy

Praising God for Bishop Julian’s safe return. Thankyou Kevin for this excellent and prayer provoking interview.

Thank you, God bless you

That was a simply brilliant interview, deeply insightful. Thank you +Julian and Kevin for this work, God bless you both.

Very interesting 👍

Thank you for your service Blessings Lyle+