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Reviews Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast: The Evolutionary Origins of Belief, by Lewis Wolpert, reviewed in the Church Times by Adam Ford. Siding not with Lewis Carroll, Thomas Hobbes or Richard Dawkins, Wolpert's 'thesis, using evolutionary biology to explore human evolution, is that human survival was guided by a "belief engine" that impels us to ask questions about the way the world is, how it came to be, and how we may manipulate it in our own interests.' [Note: One of the AO staff just ordered it.] Canada Church
History A History of the So-Called Jansenist Church of Holland; with a Sketch of Its Earlier Annals, by John Mason Neale (1858). This substantial and detailed book digitized by AO staff member Peter Owen chronicles the history of the schism of the Archdiocese of Utrecht from the Roman Catholic Church beginning in the eighteenth century. After the First Vatican Council, this church formed one of the nuclei of the nascent Old Catholic movement. England Episcopal
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Noting Face to faith: Church liturgy needs to use more metaphors in order to help people communicate with God in new ways, says Glynn Cardy. Inside is an odd place to pitch a tent ... But then it is his cathedral. Halfway through his week under canvas in a side chapel of York Minster, Archbishop John Sentamu tells Stephen Bates what inspired his highly unusual camping trip. New Testament Gateway. NT Gateway has long been on our Biblical Resources page, but it is Worth Noting again. It is the most complete directory of Internet resources on the New Testament to be found on the web; if you are doing serious Bible study, NTGateweay.com is already a well-worn bookmark. Dr Mark Goodacre, Department of Religion, Duke University, created, maintains, broadens and deepens the site on a daily basis. |
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Reviews In the Church Times, Stephen Cottrell reviews Contemplative Youth Ministry: Practising the presence of Jesus with young people by Mark Yaconelli together with Coming of Age: Exploring the identity and spirituality of younger men, by David W. Anderson, Paul G. Hill and Roland D. Martinson. In the Church Times, Marcus Braybrooke reviews Explorations in Reconciliation: New directions in theology by David Tombs and Joseph Liechty, editors Canada Church
History The St Albans Psalter. This rarely-viewed 12th century manuscript is now available online. Images of the original Psalter are accompanied with commentary. Also available are complete transcriptions, translations, and essays. The BBC article is available here. (Cross-listed in Liturgical Recources.) [Note: this site is reported not to work in some versions of Firefox under Windows]. A Sermon Preached at the Opening of Christ's Church at Sorel in the Province of Canada, by John Doty (1785). One of the earliest sermons preached by an Anglican missionary in today's Canada, this document encourages United Empire Loyalist churchpeople to support and give thanks for their ecclesiastical life. Addresses to Candidates for Ordination, on the Questions in the Ordination Service, by Samuel Wilberforce (1860). "Soapy Sam" Wilberforce (1805-1873) was Bishop of Oxford from 1845 to 1870. This rich commentary on the ordination service includes 13 lectures. The Choir School in the American Church: A study of the choir school and other current chorister training models in Episcopal and Anglican parishes, by Daniel James McGrath (University of California doctoral dissertation, 2005) This dissertation examines the history of Anglican choir schools in the United States, as well as pedagogical methods for parish choirs today. Adobe Acrobat format. (Link downloads the PDF.) England Episcopal
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Noting Scripture tells us that we hold the Earth in trust for future generations: Rabbi Sir Jonathan Sacks, Chief Rabbi of the British Commonwealth, writes in the Times (London) on global climate change: 'It’s here that we need to pool our religious wisdom as well as our scientific expertise. The Hebrew Bible contains some of the world’s earliest environmental legislation.' |
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