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Noting The Evolution Of The English Churches, by Doreen Rosman. Reviewed in the Church Times by Dr David Edwards. +Michael's last day as primate, by Rodney Andrews, in the Anglican Journal. The Bishop-elect of Saskatoon reflects on the legacy of Archbishop Michael Peers, who has stepped down as head of the Anglican Chuch of Canada. Time for the church to step out of the market: Chris McGillion, writing in the Sydney Morning Herald, reviews the new-to-Australia book 'Silence and Honey Cakes', by Rowan Williams. Violence in God's name: Religion in an age of conflict, by Oliver McTernan. Reviewed by the Rt Revd Richard Harries in the Church Times. Vision
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Noting God's Country: The Deity goes slumming in a quiet English village. Alice K. Turner's review of 'Mr Golightly's Holiday' by Salley Vickers, published by Farrar Straus Giroux. Heaven is the loser: Peter Stanford, published in the New Zealand Herald, writes joyfully about Desmond Tutu. Lent books reviewed: The Church Times gathers a selection of books for Lent. |
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