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Parishes or clubs? 

He writes,

This is close to St. Paul's oft-abused teaching, 
Watched a documentary on PBS about the infamous defense lawyer William Kunstler:


This may be an inept comparison, but while watching it I could not help think that this is what many of today's Episcopal priests have become (present company excepted). So focused on a singular idea that nothing else matters. "Justice" is now the goal. But, the definition of "justice" changes to fit any and all current desires or earthly needs.

They will (and are) defending Satan (sin) if it meets the current definition of "justice".

Kunstler famously responded that "good defense lawyers never ask their clients if they really did the crime". He didn't care if the person was guilty or not. All he cared about was "raging against the machine".

June 23, 2010 at 9:10 AM TLF+ said...

Man, I hadn't thought of Mr. Kunstler in ages .

You are right, of course. This current "justice" stuff in the church is a mile wide and an inch deep, and is all about entitlements for some already privleged people. And Satan does get alot of support in the process.

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