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  • Breakaway Anglican Church Takes Property Case to Supreme Court

    DouBelieve »
    Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:26 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

    Well said Rhi Bran !!

  • Breakaway Anglican Church Takes Property Case to Supreme Court

    DouBelieve »
    Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:23 am Agree: 0   Disagree: 0

    I understand this as well, and I disagree. The Law has been taken out of context. This is not a decision between the GVT and a church. It is a decision between 2 churches. The local church should not pursue legal action if they dont want to get the GVT involved. The Local Church invited the State into the issue. I think if you want to keep Church and State separate, then churches should not file legal procedings against other organizations/churches/etc. Short Answer: You DONT sue The Episcopal Church.

    As it states above, the parishes AGREED TO ABIDE BY THE MOTHER CHURCH'S RULES, which include specific language about property ownership. When you start a church with a certain denomination, you have signed a contract with that church.

    They knew the rules. They cant go against them now.

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