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Noting Cathedral Church of the Advent: Alan Freeman, writing for The Globe and Mail (Toronto) reports on religion in Nigeria and at its Anglican mother church in Abuja. Go to work on Christmas: Digby Anderson, writing The Spectator, argues that you can avoid barbarity and blasphemy by making the Epiphany your big feast. Hell hits back: The Guardian (London) offers an editorial on the topic of Hell, responding in part to Cardinal Murphy-O'Connor's essay in The Spectator (see below) and in part to a column in the Church Times (only in its paper edition, alas). [See below for article, 'We need to be saved'.] Join the carol sing at the Pedants' Association. Craig Brown writes in the Spectator a humorous article to lighten whatever you're doing. The quality of zealotry: Samuel Hazo, writing for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, argues that those who believe they hold all the answers make the most mischief. We need to be saved: Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor, leader of the Roman Catholic Church in Great Britain, writes about the reality of Hell. |
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