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Reviews Rowan Williams reviews The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, by Philip Pullman. (The Guardian) Canada England Letters
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Noting Breaking the Surface: One can't read anything Anglican or Christian at this time of the year without finding reflections on the Meaning of It All. Some are maudlin, others startling, and some simply boring. Not so with the American writer Anne Lamott, in her essay in Salon. (If you're sensitive to expletives, read with caution.) We'll take the expletives for the sheer audacity and truth of her writing. Waiting for the Light: Beth Maynard writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee). "I often tell people that the best liturgy I ever witnessed was an Easter Vigil at Boston's Church of the Advent in the early 1990s," Beth Maynard writes. "Friends were having a baby baptized, and I arrived at the church with only the instructions to come look for them somewhere 'up front.'"
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Reviews Anthony Harvey reviews two books on the Dead Sea Scrolls for the Church Times (London). John Saxbee reviews The Church and Secularity: Two Stories of Liberal Society, by Robert Gascoigne, also for the Church Times (London). Canada England Episcopal Elections Letters
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Noting The Lure of Last Words: Nicholas Papadopulos writes on last words, Christ's and ours, in the Times (London). 'The last words of the dying fascinate us. This fascination testifies to our unchanging interest in words. We are more aware than any other generation of our capacity for abusing them: we are weary of the spin of politicians; we are unimpressed by the polish of advertisers; we are appalled at the motives of demagogues. Yet still we are fascinated by words.' Same-Sex Relationships in the Life of the Church: The US Episcopal Church's House of Bishops has published a draft of a 95-page report with this title. Thinking Anglicans notes: 'This is really two reports, one from the “Traditionalists” and one from the "Liberals"'. |
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