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Reviews Richard Harries reviews The Letters of T. S. Eliot, Volume 2: 1923-1925. Peter Forster reviews Thomas F. Torrance: Theologian of the Trinity, by Paul D. Molnar. Book Shops England Events Letters
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Noting What is Theology?: This is the week's question at guardian.co.uk's Comment is free section. Worship from the Pews: 'My point is really very simple. When we come to Mass on Sundays and take our place in the pews as faithfully worshiping and praying members of the congregation, we are performing the primary work of the Church. Valuable and worthwhile as the many liturgical ministries available to the laity undoubtedly are, nonetheless the opportunity to participate from the pews is the greatest honor and privilege of all.' Adapted from The S. Stephen (Providence, Rhode Island). |
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Reviews Mike Starkey reviews A New Kind of Christianity: Ten Questions that are Transforming the Faith, by Brian McLaren. (Church Times) John Binns reviews The Early Church: History and Memory, by Josef Lössl. (Church Times) Christopher Howse reviews Heaven and Earth in Little Space, by Andrew Burnham. (The Telegraph) Canada England Episcopal
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Noting Harlem Churches in Fight for Survival: 'Churches' in the title is a misnomer. Trymaine Lee's article in the New York Times is virtually a profile of All Souls Episcopal Church and its tough struggle to keep the doors open. Henry and Hell: Andrew Brown asks in the Guardian about this sermon by Rowan Williams. Christopher Howse writes about the same in the Telegraph. Whose is Newman?: 'Cardinal Newman was the greatest English Catholic of the Victorian age. But whose side would he be on today?' The Guardian wants to know. |
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