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wryter2000

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11. My husband, he atheist, loved Bishop Spong

Reply to ItsjustMe (Original post)

Tue Nov 16, 2021, 04:00 PM

Nov 2021

I ended up returning to the Episcopal church in 2009, and now I love my church. I wonder what my husband, the atheist, would think of that if he were alive. I know he would have loved our music, and I'm sure he'd enjoy debating theology with my rector.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] ItsjustMe Jul 2021 OP

That's a theology that I could accept. wnylib Jul 2021 #1

I read that the idea of a devil is only about 2000 yrs old captain queeg Jul 2021 #2

Post removed Post removed Jul 2021 #3

Spong is a gift to humankind. RobertDevereaux Jul 2021 #4

It would be a much better world if we had more like him. paleotn Jul 2021 #7

"...the people don't need to be born again; they need to grow up" 70sEraVet Jul 2021 #5

Salvation: Enhancing your humanity rather than rescuing you from it. paleotn Jul 2021 #6

What he says really speaks to me nuxvomica Jul 2021 #8

Well said. cachukis Jul 2021 #9

Well, anyone who reads history knows that's not the case. shrike3 Jul 2021 #10

My husband, he atheist, loved Bishop Spong wryter2000 Nov 2021 #11

Some people place it in the sky. old as dirt Mar 2022 #12