A BBC Northern Ireland Sunday Sequence Audio Interview with Gene Robinson

Listen to it all (about 17 3/4 minutes).

Posted in * Anglican - Episcopal, Episcopal Church (TEC), Lambeth 2008, Same-sex blessings, Sexuality Debate (in Anglican Communion), TEC Conflicts

8 comments on “A BBC Northern Ireland Sunday Sequence Audio Interview with Gene Robinson

  1. Kendall Harmon says:

    “God’s revelation of Godself” (about 15 minutes in)…One hears this kind of anti-Trinitarian language from too many of TEC’s leaders these days.

    Makes the heart sad.

  2. Alice Linsley says:

    He is a Gnostic on the TEC campaign trail, pushing 815’s agenda with determination and passion.

    Frankly, I find him boring.

  3. TLDillon says:

    I won’t even waste my time or my ears or my eyes. They are all too precious to me.

  4. dmitri says:

    Kendall,
    How is using ‘Godself’ for the reflexive anti-trinitarian? Isn’t it just a way of avoiding gendering God? God–Godself; isn’t any more unitarian than God–Himself.

  5. Larry Morse says:

    Mycomputer doesn’t listen. What, if anything did he say? L

  6. azusa says:

    #4: because it’s a denial of God’s own self-revelation as Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The refusal to use the words of God and Jesus about God is unbelief.
    Simple as that.

  7. azusa says:

    Or if I need to amplify this point: the Father is the Father of the Son and the Son is the Son of the Father. Anything else (including Plotinus’s numerical threeness) isn’t the Holy Trinity attested in Scripture and the Creeds.

  8. Larry Morse says:

    “Godself” is it self the problem. It is hyper-precious, mannered, artificial, ersatz – the jargon of a gray and undisciplined mind, an unskillful way of allowing Mother Jesus and God the Mother to get in the door in disguise. Larry