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History The Inheritance of Evil; or, the Consequences of Marrying a Deceased Wife's Sister, by Felicia Skene (1849). This Tractarian novel addresses one of the more vexing ecclesiastical controversies of the nineteenth century; we reflected on it in 2003. Skene (1821-1899) was a prominent Victorian prison reformer, novelist, devotional writer and a disciple of E.B. Pusey. The Little Lives of the Saints, by Percy Dearmer (1904). Dearmer wrote this series of pre-reformation English saints' lives for children, each of which is accompanied by at least one engraved illustration. England Episcopal
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Noting The Church Explorer's Handbook, by Clive Fewins, is reviewed in the Church Times by Julian Litten. 'His commentary, which skilfully avoids patronising the reader, is a lively account of ecclesiastical architecture, fixtures and fittings, from the late Saxon period to about 1900.' Glory Descending: Michael Ramsey and His Writings, by Douglas Dales, John Habgood, Geoffrey Rowell and Rowan Williams, is reviewed in the Church Times by Kenneth Leech. Scripture and the Authority of God, by N.T. Wright, is reviewed in the Church Times by Jeremy Sheehy. Signs, Wonders, Miracles: Representations of Divine Power in the Life of the Church, edited by Kate Cooper and Jeremy Gregory, is reviewed in the Church Times by Nicholas Orme. Spirituality in the City, edited by Andrew Walker, is reviewed in the Church Times by Nicholas Holtam. 'Nicholas Holtam welcomes an attempt to understand the work of God in the city.' William
Stringfellow in Anglo-American Perspective, by Anthony Dancer, is
reviewed in the Church Times by Sam Wells. You haven’t read any Stringfellow?
Start now, says Sam Wells. 'William Stringfellow (1928-85) was an
Episcopalian involved in post-Second World War student activism before he trained
at Harvard to be a lawyer. He then settled in East Harlem, New York City, for a ten-year
period of socially engaged advocacy and acute theological reflection.' |
Advent Resources Australia Churchie Old Boys. Alumni network website for the Anglican Church Grammar School, founded in Brisbane, Queensland in 1912. Attractive site. Canada Church
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Anglicans Online Thanks USA Resources Plain Truth for Anglicans. 'a group formed to help inform and mobilize the laity within the Diocese of Dallas.' Vacancies
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Noting A History of Preaching, by O. C. Edwards Jr, is reviewed in the Church Times by the Very Revd Dr David L. Edwards. 'THE LORD gave the Word, but the variety of its preachers is almost incredible.' 'A CD-ROM is attached to a finely printed book, providing specimen sermons from the past.' The Politics of Human Frailty: A Theological Defence of Political Liberalism, by Christopher J. Insole is reviewed with Roger Ruston's Human Rights and the Image of God in the Church Times by Duncan Forrester who says the gist of these two books is that 'there is a strong affinity between Christianity, particularly Anglicanism, and modern political liberalism.' Thomas Tomkins: The last Elizabethan, by Anthony Boden, is reviewed in the Church Times by Roderic Dunnett. 'Thomas Tompkins (1572-1656) was one of music's great survivors. Organist of both Worcester Cathedral and of the Chapel Royal, he was born not long before the death of Tallis, and lived until just before the birth of Purcell, through the Elizabethan, Jacobean, Civil War, and Commonwealth periods.' This book 'is a beautifully produced and sympathetic book, chock-full of fascinating material, shrewd analysis, and intriguing surmise. The layout is superb, with beautifully reproduced illustrations.' |
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