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Noting Fewer Lords Spiritual, or none at all: Paul Bickley writes in the Church Times (London) on the future of episcopal membership in the House of Lords. A related document was released last month by the Theos thinktank for public theology: Coming off the bench: The past, present and future of religious representation in the House of Lords. The lost language of worship: Christopher Howse writes in the Guardian (London) on liturgy and culture. 'most people in Britain today do not take to Byrd and cathedral architecture like ducks to water. They are bored by high culture because they are blind to its language. |
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