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Noting The spark of God within us is truth: Musonda Trevor Selwyn Mwamba, Bishop of Botswana, writes in the Times (London). 'Our problem is that we don’t know that we are one with God. Hence our preoccupation with labels we think define us: I’m a sinner, I’m a saint, I’m useless, I’m important, I am pretty, I am ugly, and so on. These are all labels, clothing, which cover our nakedness because we do not take cognisance of who we are. We are more than labels. To the extent that we believe these labels, we believe a lie.' The Ten Week Course: Dave Walker's cartoon compares the offerings of the Alpha Course with the offerings of Sunday morning in church. A trivial meandering on facial hair: 'I made an idle mental connection between the wearing of beards and a hostility to modernity. A moment later, I thought of Rowan Williams.' Giles Fraser writes in the Church Times (London). |
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Noting The Red Archbishop: Andrew Brown writes for the Guardian (London) about what he calls 'Rowan Williams' attack on global capitalism'. '[...] the one thing you can't say is that this is a knee-jerk response, or a piece of publicity seeking. The belief that capitalism tends towards evil is one of his deepest convictions.' |
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