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Dying U.S. Episcopal Church Deletes ‘Husband and Wife’ From Liturgy

Paul Bois

The Episcopal Church became a dead and dying place the moment their Anglican brothers overturned a longtime ban on contraception at the 1930 Lambeth conference. Since then, Episcopalianism has been running around in circles as it tries to pin the tail on the theological donkey.

On top of delivering a nuclear blast to traditional marriage in 2015, the U.S. Episcopal Church now seeks to further increase their woke creed by totally nixing the terms “husband” and “wife” from their marriage liturgy. References to “procreation” will be eliminated, as well.

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