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Noting Easter's hawks and doves: Sin must be paid for with blood—that view of the crucifixion leads to support for capital punishment and war, writes Giles Fraser in The Guardian (UK). The meaning of Easter: The Guardian has published an email exchange between James Jones and Brian Mountford. First handmade bible for 500 years: A team of artists from Monmouthshire is working on producing the first handwritten and illuminated bible to be commissioned for centuries. A look at the state of the holy book being created for St John's Abbey in Minnesota. Some years ago we linked to an article about this and included this image (note that it is approximately 180K). From bone box to big screen, Jesus reconsidered: Abraham McLaughlin surveys the field in the Christian Science Monitor (USA). God's Secretaries: The Making of the King James Bible, by Adam Nicolson, a review in The Economist. (We do wonder why it is not The Making of the Authorised Version, since this is an English publication...) Pilgrimages into and away from belief: A review, by Bernadette Murphy, of Rosemary Mahoney's 'The Singular Pilgrim: Travels on Sacred Ground'. In the Los Angeles Times. The word made flesh: Michael Prodger on Holbein’s harrowing picture of Christ lying in the tomb, The Spectator (UK). Of
empty tombs and angels: Peter Steinfels, writing in The New York Times, explains the meaning
of what Rowan Williams has said. |
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Noting Heeding a Special Call To Adorn a Church: In the New York Times, Elisabeth Ginsburg writes about the ministry of beauty at St Luke's Church, Montclair, New Jersey. Salve
and salvation: Paul Vallely, writing in
The Independent, discusses the moral dilemma
of salving one's conscience by sending money
to war victims such as the armless boy. |
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