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Tag Archives: listening
Continuing the conversation: from either/or to both/and
How can we show generosity to those with whom we disagree? And are we sufficiently transparent to show true hospitality? Continue reading →
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Tagged College of Bishops, hospitality, listening, transparency
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How we communicate
This is the second in a series of reflections after the Shared Conversations Following my experience of the Oxford/St Albans Regional Shared Conversations, I’m going to reflect here on one of the sessions on the first day. The facilitators explained … Continue reading →
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Tagged communication, Gentiles, language, liberal, listening, Oxford, progressive, slavery, St Albans, Stories
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Putting ourselves into boxes
And the H-word isn’t one I’d like to aim at those with whose views I disagree. Continue reading →
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Tagged Arian, Bible, Blogs, Catholic, Church Union, clobber texts, evangelical, General Synod, heresy, Jesus, joke, liberal, listening, Shared Conversations, Trinity, women, women bishops
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