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Noting The unrealized hope of a 'Starbucks parent': Melissa Holloway writes at The Lead on 'Starbucks parents' who drop their kids off for Sunday School and then skip church themselves. The Place of the Church and the Agony of Anglicanism: Stanley Hauerwas writes for Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Religion and Ethics section. A Fragment is a Fragment. 'Even if the papyrus fragment be genuine, however, and even if it reproduces an otherwise unknown text that one could confidently assert belonged to the late second century, we would still know only that we had further data to support a conclusion for which we already had ample evidence.' A.K.M. Adam writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee). |
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Noting Macbeth and the BCP. Daniel Swift writes for Huffington Post (US) on his forthcoming book on the Bard and the Book. 'The Book of Common Prayer is one of the hidden ingredients of Shakespeare's plays: it is a skeleton beneath the skin of the best-known literary works of our or any time.' Jazzy Prayers: Retta Blaney writes for The Living Church (Milwaukee) on the Theodicy Jazz Collective at Christ Church Cathedral, Canterbury. |
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Noting The Pamphlet Wars: 'The battle between Hobart and Jones was notorious in the church and on the streets, a confluence of doctrinal differences and personal animosity that ended in the New York State Supreme Court. The conflict would shape the church in New York for years to come.' Leah Reddy writes for the Trinity Church, Wall Street website. |
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