From a sermon by the Rev. Rob Field, rector of St. Philip's Church in Brevard, North Carolina, February 2003 (paragraphing edited for readability):
[T]o be quite frank, I am convinced that some of the loudest voices in these debates have never arrived at a proper Anglican understanding of authority. Or, on one of my more cynical days, I might even go so far as to say that some of these louder voices actually do have a grasp of the classical Anglican approach, but they don’t like it. And, therefore, they are trying to undermine or change it — perhaps because they have come into our fold from another Christian tradition which does not understand authority in the same way.
So, I believe that we need to begin saying what we have often been too polite to say in the past: that Anglicanism does not need to be fixed by people who either don’t understand it, or don’t like what they do understand!