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Hallo
again to all.
 The
Church of England's most recent General Synod concluded a few weeks ago, and one
of the most interesting and most important issues considered was a phrase in the
Nicene Creed. Have a look at a report
by AO's own Simon Sarmiento on just how much difference a two-letter Greek preposition
can make.
 Grove
Press recently published its 'hip, new' edition of the Bible called 'Pocket
Canons' and the well-regarded eZine Salon.com takes
a hard look at the results in an in-depth article. If you want to join in a
discussion of the success (of failure) of the version, you can do so at the Salon
site. 
If you'd
like to join in more structured and formal theological discussion, you
might consider one of the online
courses offered by Trinity College Theological School (Melbourne).
The faculty is impressive and the courses most interesting.
We were
honoured to have excerpts of Brian
Reid's tract 'The
Church and the Internet' featured in this week's (paper) edition
of the  Church
Times. If you've not had a chance to read it, you might like to
have a look at our News Editor's take on the most critical issues facing
the church as it grapples with the enormous impact the Internet is making
(and will make).
Two Saturdays
ago, National Public Radio's (USA) Scott
Simon offered a brief tribute to the Book of Common  Prayer,
tying it in to the American Thanksgiving holiday. At about three minutes
in length, a free RealAudio player will let you listen in.
Happily as usual, we
delight in publicising several new parish web sites. And we continue to note the
rise of Anglican rock groups: this time, Elpis (Greek: 'hope'), from Japan, whose
web site is only in Japanese. All the new sites are gathered together in our New
This Week section.
See
you next week.
Last
updated: 5 December 1999
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