Roman Catholicism

From here: http://www.usatoday.com/news/religion/2009-03-09-ARIS-faith-survey_N.htm

Click on the image here to visit the article, which offers a fascinating, interactive infographic, showing the rise & fall of religious groups by state and by broad affiliation over the past two decades.

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H/T: Baby Blue's Twitter feed & Ruth Gledhill.

The question now arises, which logic will prevail. It is quite possible that the logic of fragmentation will prevail and people will go their own way. Or it may be that the Anglicans will see their way to the Catholic Church, to God's will as expressed in Christ's highly prescient prayer for the unity of Christians across the ages and throughout the world.

'Anglicans to their credit have never claimed to be the one, true Church.' He noted that successive Lambeth Conferences had accepted that Anglicanism stands ready to disappear in the cause of Catholic unity, 'that is, it [Anglicanism] is not an end to itself but a means towards the greater Catholicism which is  God's will.'

 

Interview with Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali from The Alligator on Vimeo.  (read more...)