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Tag Archives: Divorce
Clouds without rain: trying to explore fear
So here’s a question for conservatives in the CofE. What do you fear? I don’t see anyone wanting to force you to marry people or bless them if it’s against your conscience. As with divorced people. So what do you … Continue reading
Posted in equal marriage, Living in Love and Faith
Tagged Bible, Divorce, hymns, women priests
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Meanwhile, back in the toilet…
This is the third in a series of reflections after the Shared Conversations (edited 31 March) In a previous post, I’ve commented on how wonderful it was to get to the loo and sit alone in a space where nobody … Continue reading
Posted in Church of England and gender, Shared Conversations
Tagged 1967, binaries, Decriminalisation, Divorce, Jim Wallace, Parsifal, Peter Tatchell, the Pill, Wagner
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Bishops, for beginners: on diversity and change
Is it about what we believe, or what we do? Why can you pick a bishop to match some of your views, but not others? Continue reading
Posted in Church of England and gender
Tagged Bible, bishop, Divorce, parishes, same-sex marriage, Shared Conversations, women bishops, women priests
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A Betjeman moment
Truth or unity? woolliness or schism? Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged catechism, Church of England, Creed, Divorce, John Betjeman, schism
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