Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
>
> > "After the war there was a simple reconciliation process, and they
> were all brought back in as if it had not happened," he said. "I was
> taught in seminary that this was the great strength of the Episcopal
> Church, that when all the other churches divided, it stayed together
> and this was a sign of its great sense of unity. I think it was
> shameful, that the church considered that unity was more important
> than slavery."
Someone once said of the Church of England, "Interferes neither with a man's politics nor his religion."
Carrol