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| Bishop Hollower said if any of the church buildings are deemed surplus to the diocese, they will be sold with the funds split in half: one half at the discretion of the bishop and the final wardens of the disestablishing parish and the other, in the diocese's Church Development Fund, to be used under the discretion of the executive committee of the diocese. After 30 years here, I have come to the conclusion that disestablishing religion--while guaranteeing the free exercise of any religion--was arguably the single most important legacy of the Founding Fathers. While their diagnoses of the problem differed (Appiah seeing postcolonialism as existing in an ambivalent relationship with postmodern commodification; Bhabha locating postcolonialism as a reconfiguration of postmodern contingency, but as a type of wily agency), both Bhabha and Appiah noted the importance of disestablishing the primacy of the Self-Other division in this equation and championed the circulations and hybridities of contemporary cultures. |
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