Jeremy Greaves

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moral guidance right in that direction kind of your following job following the example of the right reverend doctor something whatever is the very reverend doctor who can keep up with these these titles But anyway, so, yeah, so Reverend Jeremy Greaves, the archbishop, apologized for the, quote, distress and anger caused by allowing filming to occur.

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So he says, pitched as a documentary program that would explore faith, intention, and life's complexities through the experience of an individual who had previously been excluded from faith communities because of past involvement with society.

... by the producers of the show.

As per 7News, "In a letter dated August 20, Brisbane Archbishop Jeremy Greaves told the diocese members that he was shocked by the content, nature, and intent of the program, which he said did not align with the faith and values of the church.

According to the archbishop, the producers' pitch was fundamentally different from what appeared on screen.

He said the program had been presented as an o- as a documentary exploring faith, intention, and the complexities of life." [laughs]

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They responded after Archbishop Jeremy Greaves claimed producers misled the dean of the cathedral.

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You know, Bishop Ed- Bishop Edgar is basically being mugged on the internet for participating in a, uh, uh, an ecumenical venture with an Episcopal bishop.

The event took place at the Porter-Gaud School, which is a private school that was affiliated with, long time affiliated with the Episcopal Church-

Mm-hmm

And so the thing is, Chip Edgar did nothing to violate the canons.

He did nothing contrary to the doctrine and discipline of the Anglican Church in North America.

But he's being vilified online for having anything whatsoever to do with an Episcopal bishop who's on the progressive wing of the church.

Now, my personal thing is, this is...