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Category Archives: Book Quotes
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Psalm 54:3 For the insolent have risen against me, the ruthless seek my life; they do not set God before them. If you haven’t read it, you must read it, if you have read it, you must see it (but do not get … Continue reading
Studying Unitarianism
We must not look for religion in creeds or formularies of human invention. We must look for it in the honest, the pious, the devotional heart; in the heart which truly loves God, loves its sister and brother also. The … Continue reading
Posted in Book Quotes, Christianity, Deep Thinking, Love
Tagged devotion, difference, Encyclopaedia of Religion, freedom, heart, Hosea Ballou, photoaday2013, postaday2013, Religion, Stuart Blanch, Unitarianism, unity
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Dante’s Inferno
Dante’s Divine Comedy is a pretty important read for a theology student. Rather happily my flatmate has the video game of the first part, the Inferno, so I spent the day learning whilst getting to play on XBox! Dante wrote … Continue reading
Thy Peace
An evening out tonight with the vicar of my Home Parish Anglican Church (St Michael & All Angels) Simon Marsh to talk with Jeff, minister of Bramhall’s local Unitarian gathering. About a month ago I was told that for one … Continue reading
Posted in Book Quotes, Christianity, Deep Thinking, Music, Photos
Tagged communication, communion, Dean Row Unitarian, Dear Lord and Father of Mankind, Ecumenism, Fr Simon Marsh, growing, John Greenleaf Whittier, learning, liberalism, Nicene Creed, passion, peace, photoaday2013, postaday2013, quiet, Reformation, Rev Jeff Gould, St Michaels, stress, Stuart Blanch, The Times, Unitarianism, university
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Censorship Poem
Challenge 3: Censorship poem. Make a poem by blacking out parts of a page of text. I wouldn’t say I’d done particularly well at this, but it was pretty difficult! It’s more of a list of words… part of this … Continue reading
Posted in Book Quotes, Poetry
Tagged Censorship Poem, Dalai Lama, happiness, health, Joy, Poetry Challenge 2012, The Art of Happiness, trust
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Bookshelf Poem
Time has flown by and I am now too old to enter poems in the Foyle Young Poets Network. But although having found it a bit late, I like the look of the August Writing Challenge. So there are 16 … Continue reading
Posted in *Favourites*, Book Quotes, Love, Poetry
Tagged bookshelf poem, Poetry Challenge 2012
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Thomas Hardy
I’ve tried very hard to read Hardy’s Tess of the d’Urbervilles but about a quarter of the way in have given up. Hardy’s descriptive skills are often rather wonderful… Nature does not often say “See!” to her poor creature at … Continue reading
Posted in Book Quotes
Tagged connections, Eddie Redmayne, nature, Tess of the D'Ubervilles, Thomas Hardy
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Tradition
It’s often annoyed me when someone has argued that someone needs something to be maintained because of tradition. I recognise that we all have roots, we all have culture, we all have our traditions. They don’t just have to be … Continue reading
Posted in *Favourites*, Book Quotes, Christianity, Deep Thinking, Discovering: The Different Isms & Schisms, Love
Tagged 'adamah, breathing, Church, clay, colour, communion, creation, diversity, dust, Genesis, Hebrew, Introducing World Religions - Victoria K Urubshurow, pizza, sharing, The Shack, tradition
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Forgiveness
Yesterday the Dalai Lama spoke of forgiveness not meaning accepting a wrong action. Forgiveness is rather about compassion and communication. This is always been a part of my life. I’m not perfect, but I’m like that. People hurt me or … Continue reading
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Tagged college, communication, compassion, courage, Dalai Lama, English Literature, fear, forgiveness, Hamlet, Jesus Christ, Paul Tillich, prison, revenge, suicide, Tumblr, William Blake, William Shakespeare
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An Invitation
Looking back through my theological reflection notes from 2011, I came across this… The Christian life is not about believing or doing what we need to do or believe so that we can be saved. Rather, it’s about seeing what … Continue reading
Posted in Book Quotes, Christianity
Tagged faith, God, journey, Life, Marcus Borg, relationship, The Heart of Christianity, truth
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