More on the moron

Dhimmi Watch has an update on Ann Holmes Redding, the Episcopalian priest in Seattle who, besides describing Christianity as "the world religion of privilege", and expressing her dislike of white people, is presently attempting to balance being an ordained Christian minister with being a practising Muslim.

Apparently the Bishop of the Diocese of Rhode Island, the Rt Rev. Geralyn Wolf, has suspended Redding's priesthood for a year, in order that she might:

...reflect on the doctrines of the Christian faith, her vocation as a priest, and what I see as the conflicts inherent in professing both Christianity and Islam.

Which is at least a somewhat stronger approach to this bizarre woman than that adopted by the Bishop of the Diocese of Olympia, the Rt Rev. Vincent Warner, whose response to Redding's display of insanity was to say that "the interfaith possibilities [were] exciting".

Meanwhile, Redding, who expressed her disappointment at being suspended, had this to say of her conversion to Islam:

...since entering Islam, I have been, by my own estimation, a better teacher, a better preacher and a better Christian.

Further comment would, as they say, be superfluous.