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Reviews John Drane reviews Jonathan Benthall's Returning to Religion: Why a Secular Age is Haunted by Faith. (Church Times, London) John Court reviews Jesus, The Final Days, edited by Troy A. Miller. (Church Times, London) Nicholas Frayling reviews Alistair Little's Give a Boy a Gun: From Killing to Peace-making. (Church Times, London) Canada England Events Letters
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Noting Here a covenant, there a covenant: Thinking Anglicans has a helpful collection of links to a wide variety of resources on the recent Anglican Consultative Council meeting in Jamaica. The Reading Church: Scriptural Authority in Practice. The full text of this recent lecture is available online thanks to Fulcrum. Oliver O'Donovan is Professor of Christian Ethics and Practical Theology at the University of Edinburgh. |
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Reviews Ruth Ward reviews Prayer Book for Lay People and A Celtic Liturgy, also for the Church Times (London). Virginia and David Owens review Raymond Cohen's Saving the Holy Sepulchre: How Christians Came Together to Rescue Their Holiest Shrine for Books and Culture (Chicago). They suggest How Christians Nearly Destroyed Their Holiest Shrine as an alternative title. Canada England Events Letters
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Noting Green men cut in church stonework: The ever-readable Christopher Howse writes for the Telegraph (London). Why blogs can be bad for the soul: 'It is easy to imagine that all this unpleasantness originates with a small number of obsessive blog "commenters", operating from sweaty bedrooms that have never seen the light of day, living off pizza and pornography, and getting their kicks out of being unpleasant as compensation for their own social inadequacy. Oh, that it were so simple! The people who are being so cruel to each other are just as likely to be wearing pinstripes or flowery dresses — or even clerical collars.' The Rector of Putney writes for the Church Times, London. |
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