Aaron Harrison
@aaronmharrison.bsky.social
Walker, tea drinker, part-time pastor, full time dad, reader of spiritual writing, theology, and translated literature. advocate. The Name of God is God.
I can recommend a fountain pen to you.
I can recommend a fountain pen to you.
An especially prescient quote because I keep seeing AI generated content for True Detective season 5 as a reprise of season 1.
November 11, 2025 at 8:52 PM
An especially prescient quote because I keep seeing AI generated content for True Detective season 5 as a reprise of season 1.
I actually think this is new canonical territory, right? There's no provision for succession if both the Abp and the Dean are both out. I may have misunderstood though.
November 7, 2025 at 1:05 PM
I actually think this is new canonical territory, right? There's no provision for succession if both the Abp and the Dean are both out. I may have misunderstood though.
“Wood then shared with Gross that he’d told a bishop that “he would secretly contribute $10,000 to the cost of [Sturdy’s] sabbatical” if the bishop could persuade Sturdy to take it, Gross wrote.”
This is conspiracy, plain and simple. Wood and Sutton need to go.
This is conspiracy, plain and simple. Wood and Sutton need to go.
November 7, 2025 at 12:26 PM
“Wood then shared with Gross that he’d told a bishop that “he would secretly contribute $10,000 to the cost of [Sturdy’s] sabbatical” if the bishop could persuade Sturdy to take it, Gross wrote.”
This is conspiracy, plain and simple. Wood and Sutton need to go.
This is conspiracy, plain and simple. Wood and Sutton need to go.
Sutton purposively kept clerics inside punitive and abusive systems in the ACNA chaplaincy diocese, which required them to submit to coercive psychological evaluations designed to prevent them from complaining to outside authorities, according to chaplains involved in the situation.
November 6, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Sutton purposively kept clerics inside punitive and abusive systems in the ACNA chaplaincy diocese, which required them to submit to coercive psychological evaluations designed to prevent them from complaining to outside authorities, according to chaplains involved in the situation.