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Reviews Sam Wells reviews The Future of Christian Theology, by David F. Ford. Leigh Hatts reviews A History of the County of Middlesex, Volume XIII: The City of Westminster: Landownership and Religious History, edited by Patricia E. C. Croote with Alan Thacker and Elizabeth Williamson. England Letters
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Noting US Episcopal Schools Celebration: The US National Association of Episcopal Schools declared today to be 'Episcopal School Celebration Sunday', and declared this week to be Episcopal Schools Celebration week. As far as we can tell, those celebrations were only announced inside existing Episcopal schools, which we don't think is likely to generate much outside interest or growth. The event appears not to have been reported at all in the secular media in the US. |
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Reviews Mike Starkey reviews The Reflective Leader: Standing Still to Move Forward, by Alan Smith and Peter Shaw. Andrew Davison reviews God and Stephen Hawking: Whose Design is it Anyway? by John C. Lennox. England Episcopal Elections Letters
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Noting Bible Survey: The Anglican Consultative Council's 'Bible in the Life of the Church project [is] undertaking a Communion-wide survey of the way Anglicans understand and engage with the Bible. We rightly say the Bible is central to our life together but we also engage with it and interpret it in different ways. What are those differences? Why might there be differences? What can we learn from those who differ from us? We are undertaking this survey by means of a questionnaire that is now available online and in a downloadable paper form. It takes about 10-15 minutes to complete and we want as many Anglicans as possible to get involved – either individually or through their local churches. The results from the survey will be included in the final reports that come from the project when it reports to Anglican Consultative Council at its next meeting in November 2012.' |
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