When Anglicans, Catholics switch churches, what happens to dialogue?

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Bishop Flack, who is the Anglican archbishop of Canterbury’s representative to the Vatican, said he usually counsels people to stay within their community as a valuable voice in continuing debates.
“Changing your spots makes the Anglican Church more liberal and the Roman Catholic Church more conservative,” Bishop Flack said.
The Roman Catholic Church and the Anglican Communion have made clear over the past 40 years that they want to re-establish full unity and that any problem arising in one community causes pain for the other.
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That is ridiculous. We are in a church to worship God, not to be members of a politicalparty. That means we need to be a part of the church that speaks the truth. Anything else involves a lack of spiritual integrity.
 
Bishop Flack, who is the Anglican archbishop of Canterbury’s representative to the Vatican, said he usually counsels people to stay within their community as a valuable voice in continuing debates.
Only one Church has the fullness of Truth and as other denominations slip further and further into error it becomes patently clear for those who sincerely strive to follow Christ.
“Changing your spots makes the Anglican Church more liberal and the Roman Catholic Church more conservative,” Bishop Flack said.
Liberal Christians will not be drawn to Catholicism but those who reject the Liberalism, Relativism and Modernism becoming entrenched in their churches will be.
 
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