Susan Russell Interviewed about Simple Country Bishop’s Wedding
Sunday, June 8, 2008 • 9:35 pm
Errrrrr - "civil union" - wouldn’t want to be non-Windsor-compliant, dontcha know…
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Some takeaways:
The “civil union” part still took place in the church….although in the narthex rather than sanctuary.
At 2:40, make sure you hear the Very Important Bit about the attire, especially the “fabulous” shoes.
His grandchildren and 2 daughters were there—wonder if he considered for even a moment there would not have been any children or grandchildren except that there was a time in his life when he must have been at least trying to follow God’s will for marriage.
The scripture they chose was the one about not hiding your light under a bushel, but putting it onto a lampstand to shine out into the world. Unfortunately, it sounded more like it was the “light” of LGBT awareness, rather than that of Christ.
The whole thing is just very sad.
[And if I were being very petty, I would remark on SR’s strange habit of raising those eyebrows as if trying to WILL the listener to believe the lies she is telling.
Very weird.]