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Bishop Pike’s Legacy

Posted by Bob on July 27th, 2007 under History


Back in the 60s Episcopal Bishop Pike was a hard-core leftist, even lefter than the Marxist consensus among bishops of established Protestant churches. But he got into trouble when he OPENLY said the Trinity and other doctrines were nonsense. He was there to preach Social Progress, not some Afterlife rot.

Now here is the problem. If the government does not sponsor porn like “Piss Christ,” it is declared to be censorship. “Piss Moses” or “Piss Mohammed,” of course, would be off limits.

Any artist has the right to produce anything he wishes, all we ask is that WE not pay for it or take responsibility for it. The same rule came up with Bishop Pike and the Episcopal Church. Any American has the right to any religious belief he wishes so long as it does not go against interracial dating and marriage, but he has no right to get PAID for doing it.

Bishop Pike denied the doctrine, but he still insisted on getting paid and wearing his Episcopal regalia and preaching Social Progress at his congregation’s expense. So the Episcopal Church had its last heresy trial to determine whether someone who denounced the doctrines he was paid to preach could still get paid.

Needless to say, the media portrayed Bishop Pike as a hero of Free Speech, and the Episcopal Church backed down.

Now one black female bishop has declared that she is a Moslem. Another, I haven’t seen her picture, had become a Buddhist.

Well, hell, unlike Pike, at least they’re RELIGIOUS!

So the Anglican Communion is in a state of collapse. Whole dioceses are seceding. Notice that that is reported in the media, but very, very seldom. It is an example of the complete collapse of a fundamental historical institution by following the dictates of our KGB defector:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaoX_SgNO70

The Anglican Church in Britain is negotiating to join with Rome again. I doubt that Rome, even today, will accept crap like that. That is why I got baptized by the Melkites, who are related to Rome, though the Pope’s picture is not in their churches and they teach strict Orthodox except for the filioque. The Roman Church, for all its acceptance of fashionable crap, is still a CHURCH.

I am now a relapsed Catholic. But it beats the hell out of having any relationship whatsoever with mainline Protestants or Old Testament evangelicals. But the OT evangelicals are still, for now, a CHURCH.

A couple of years back, the Archbishop of Canterbury announced that, if you have trouble with this Resurrection stuff, he recommended you become a Jew. Everything is in the Old Testament anyway.

The old Calvinist Puritan Church at Plymouth is now Unitarian. Once you get fixated on the OT, this Jesus stuff goes.

But the Anglican Church bureaucracy, bishops, priests and all, is HUGE. They have to drop the faith, but they need their the checks. Rome would be a HARD row to hoe. The only problem is that there are no Unitarian bishops.

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  1. #1 by Pain on 07/27/2007 - 3:30 pm

    “Whole dioceses are seceding. Notice that that is reported in the media, but very, very seldom. It is an example of the complete collapse of a fundamental historical institution by following the dictates of our KGB defector:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaoX_SgNO70

    What you get in these newly free churches is orthodox Christianity of the New Testament that is attractive to evangelicals NOT fixated on the OT. Without the heresies either of Dispensationalism or Rome, secessionists are left with the historic prayer book and biblical preaching.

    Some people think structural unity of Christianity is a good thing; whites could unite better if there were fewer things dividing one from his neighbor. A funny advantage to the break down of all institutions that the Bremenov refers to is that if there is a healthy change over in the horizon, Christian unity in North America will be for the first time a possibility, since the institutions that prevented that in the past have already been destroyed.

    This may make it easier for whites to work together. In fact, I think it already has. That’s one reason Roman Catholics and Protestants can talk so well with each other on this blog.

    This is what this post made me think of. Maybe Pike and ilk did us a favor despite their best intentions.

  2. #2 by Tory on 07/28/2007 - 8:38 pm

    We are completely ‘demoralized’, and Hillary could ‘destabilize’ us. But it is not old fashioned Marxists who destabilized us, but the “soft” “cultural” Marxists. That’s actually harder to fight against. It’s more insidious and subtle.

    One final comment. No doubt the Soviets financed some of these early subversives, but I think we Americans subverted ourselves. I think it would have happened without Soviet help. We simply got fat and happy and lazy, and forgot everything that brought us success in the first place.

  3. #3 by Bret Ludwig on 08/07/2007 - 3:04 am

    As I recall-or perhaps I am confusing Pike with another Episcopal bishop-he was kicked out not for atheism but occultism. He had lost a son and had decided to carry on seances, Ouija board readings, et al, and the Church wasn’t having that. Supposedly he was found dead in Israel under particularly odd circumstances, which led the fundoli contingent in saying that God had personally slew him in Old Testament fashion for High Blasphemy.

  4. #4 by Bob on 08/07/2007 - 10:01 am

    Bret, as I said, Pike was never kicked out. He kept his salary, his monkey suit, and his right to preach against church doctrine in the church.

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