Wednesday, October 08, 2008
City Chaplain in Gay Tattoo Row
I don't care if it is meant to be in jest. It has caused offence and he should apologise. Surely the first concern of a Chaplain is to be sensitive and have a strong pastoral heart, whatever his or her theological beliefs. Making such jokes, and then failing to apologise makes one question if the Rev Peter Mullen is lacking in that area
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If this was meant as a joke then yes - an apology is in order but people shouldn't automatically apologise for causing affence - Jesus frequently caused affence because he challenged people and situations - there was no reason for him to apologise because he was doing the right things for the right reasons.
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