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Monthly Archives: January 2016
And so it begins
… unless we know the person with whom we disagree, how can there ever be real respect for their position? Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Christ, disability, General Synod, marriage, preaching, Shared Conversations, sin, the Bible says, Word of God
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A Betjeman moment
Truth or unity? woolliness or schism? Continue reading
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Tagged catechism, Church of England, Creed, Divorce, John Betjeman, schism
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What is sex anyway?
… in church circles, the normal response I get is on the lines of ‘Don’t be so silly, we all know perfectly well what we’re talking about here.’ Continue reading
Waiting for GAFCON
It’s been a strange week, waiting to see whether the GAFCON churches would walk out of the Primates’ meeting, listening to the media herald this as the end of the Anglican Communion, wondering what a world without the Anglican Communion … Continue reading
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