ninme

(psst - also Friday)

Hmm.

Mark Steyn in that indispensable interview:

Most European countries either had de jure state churches, like England, or de facto ones, like Catholic Italy. One consequence of that is the lack of portability of faith: in America, when the Episcopalians and Congregationalists go all post-Christian and relativist, people find another church; in Britain, when Christians give up on the Church of England, they tend to give up on religion altogether.

Tim Blair says:

There goes the last lingering thread of my Anglicanism.

And none of his commenters suggest an alternative. I’m sure it means nothing, but that won’t prevent me from commenting on it.