It is time for civil disobedience in the name of fidelity to Christ

An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last.”
― Winston S. Churchill

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Michie said:

I think it may be coming.

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Michie said:

To all clergy, mainstream and traditionalist, the challenge has been sounded: your continued compliance is not going to be a tactful investment in tomorrow after 'things blow over'

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It is time for civil disobedience in the name of fidelity to Christ

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chevyontheriver said:

Generally wise advice from the article:

1. Do not communicate about anything via emails. This is a major mistake. Those emails are likely to end up in the chancery office.

2. In general, do not put things into writing. In-person communication is best, even traveling by car to tell people something. A phone is the next best thing, in spite of the fact that Apple or Google or someone will own your voice.

3. Be careful about who is taken into confidentiality. This is good advice for laity as well as clergy.

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“Never write if you can speak; never speak if you can nod; never nod if you can wink”

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