No, it’s not.
In fact, the most cursory knowledge of history and
of current events informs that believing and preaching the Gospel is a good way
to get killed or at least blackballed.
Anyone who preaches the Gospel and insists on the orthodox preaching of
the Gospel by clergy has a snowball's chance of becoming a bishop in today’s
Church of England, token flying bishops excepted . . . for now.
To be fair, Sarah Mullally was referring to
churches safeguarding the young and vulnerable from abuse. Certainly, churches have important
roles to play in that regard. But
is safeguarding “at the heart of the Gospel”?
No.
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