Archive for November, 2006

Another Take On ++Schori’s Interview

Read it all. I died laughing. It is all just so…typical…from 815.

Another Take On ++Schori’s Interview

Read it all. I died laughing. It is all just so…typical…from 815.

Another Take On ++Schori’s Interview

Read it all. I died laughing. It is all just so…typical…from 815.

Methodist Church Teetering On The Edge From Which The Episcopal Church Has Already Fallen

Read it all. Marriage is between any two persons, yada yada yada. Let’s just eradicate all differences in gender or “gender expression”, whatever that is.

It is as if the Episcopal Church is an engine and the Methodist Church is just a long train following it.

Methodist Church Teetering On The Edge From Which The Episcopal Church Has Already Fallen

Read it all. Marriage is between any two persons, yada yada yada. Let’s just eradicate all differences in gender or “gender expression”, whatever that is.

It is as if the Episcopal Church is an engine and the Methodist Church is just a long train following it.

Methodist Church Teetering On The Edge From Which The Episcopal Church Has Already Fallen

Read it all. Marriage is between any two persons, yada yada yada. Let’s just eradicate all differences in gender or “gender expression”, whatever that is.

It is as if the Episcopal Church is an engine and the Methodist Church is just a long train following it.

Stipulated Final Judgment In The Baton Rouge Presbyterian Church Property Case

You may recall we posted on this earlier. This judgment declares that the PCUSA property trust is ineffectual as to this local church’s property by virtue of a stipulated judgment. While not of precedential value, I think this is a good indicator of where Louisiana law is on the subject, which is what I have been saying about Louisiana law since 2003 – Louisiana law is extremely hostile to trusts, and even more so on unrecorded trusts.

Check it out.

Stipulated Final Judgment In The Baton Rouge Presbyterian Church Property Case

You may recall we posted on this earlier. This judgment declares that the PCUSA property trust is ineffectual as to this local church’s property by virtue of a stipulated judgment. While not of precedential value, I think this is a good indicator of where Louisiana law is on the subject, which is what I have been saying about Louisiana law since 2003 – Louisiana law is extremely hostile to trusts, and even more so on unrecorded trusts.

Check it out.

Stipulated Final Judgment In The Baton Rouge Presbyterian Church Property Case

You may recall we posted on this earlier. This judgment declares that the PCUSA property trust is ineffectual as to this local church’s property by virtue of a stipulated judgment. While not of precedential value, I think this is a good indicator of where Louisiana law is on the subject, which is what I have been saying about Louisiana law since 2003 – Louisiana law is extremely hostile to trusts, and even more so on unrecorded trusts.

Check it out.