You were going to say something earlier.

It's ironic that we read Scripture at the very point that I was going to make of...

Dr. Aaron is talking about the piety of the church and where we should be as a people.

And I speak on behalf of the broader Anglican Church, which includes, because of the separation, the Methodist Church as well.

And what we've seen, particularly since 1970, specifically with the The shifting away of scripturally mandated governance of the church from the bishops to the general synod of the Church of England, for example, which is absolutely infested with liberals and homosexuals and goodness knows what.

And that's not a slight on the people, but the lifestyles and the choices that they make.

is we're constantly seeing, and one of the reasons I left the evangelical body of churches was for the very thing that I'm going to say, where we are attempting to adapt Scripture to fit modern society and modern life.

To not care, I don't want to get overly party political, but I'm a big fan of how Rupert Lowe's I don't care doctrine works.