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Reviews John Saxbee reviews Through Us, With Us, In Us: Relational Theologies in the Twenty-first Century, edited by Lisa Isherwood and Elaine Bellchambers. Canada England Letters
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Noting Why I won't pay for St Paul's: Theo Hobson writes for guardian.co.uk on entrance fees and churches. 'My reluctance to pay is not really a matter of meanness, but of principle. By excluding people, especially young people who are often time-rich but money-poor, and spiritually curious, the C of E is edging them away from a sense that England's religious heritage is theirs – that it is not just for tourists, and not just for worshippers at actual services; it is also theirs to browse.' |
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Reviews Philip Welsh reviews Making God Possible: The Task of Ordained Ministry Present and Future, by Alan Billings. Martin Warner reviews Can Words Express our Wonder? Preaching in the Church Today, by Rosalind Brown. Canada England Letters
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Noting The hard slog that refreshes the soul: Christopher Howse writes on pilgrimage (particularly in Spain) for the Telegraph (London). 'Life’s a pilgrimage, and the most important thing is the direction of travel.' Ditch the Bossy-boot bishops: Hywell Williams, writing for The Guardian, argues that the best way to heal Anglicanism is to elminiate the office of bishop. |
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