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Remembering God in Communion and the Hands that Share It
I’ve noticed that I haven’t written anything particularly thoughtful on my blog since February. I’ve had plenty of thoughts going round in my head and written a few brief notes into my theological journal, but I’ve fallen out of the … 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
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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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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
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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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Love Creates, Love Heals, Love Saves
Preaching again this morning… First Reading: 2 Corinthians 8.7-9, 13-15, 24 Now as you excel in everything—in faith, in speech, in knowledge, in utmost eagerness, and in our love for you—so we want you to excel also in this generous undertaking. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 Corinthians 8, Anglicanism, authority, communion, compassion, Dalai Lama, Greek, healing, heaven, Homosexuality, Jesus Christ, Kingdom of God, law, liberalism, Mark 5, marriage, peace, Religion, respect, salvation, sothesomai, women, world
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Voting
Eighteen now so my first time voting came around in the local elections this evening. I know its customary for people to not say who they’ve voted for but I don’t especially see the point in hiding my views as … Continue reading
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Tagged communion, community, Conservative party, experience, honesty, innocence, Judgements, Liberal Democrats party, politics, repent, sin, Vicar of Dibley, voting, William Blake
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Surrexit Dominus Vere
The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia! I had the “this is the day that Lord has made” song in my head for a while yesterday morning as I tapped out an Easter Day blog, but since lunchtime I’ve been remembering … Continue reading
Lent 2012: Day Forty-Three – Holy Wednesday
Revelation 15:4 Lord, who will not fear and glorify your name? For you alone are holy. All nations will come and worship before you, for your judgements have been revealed.’ I haven’t chosen today’s verse from the Book of Revelation because I like it, I’ve chosen … Continue reading
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Lent 2012: Day Sixteen
Hebrews 3:4 For every house is built by someone, but the builder of all things is God. This passage reminds me of the recent debate between Rowan Williams and Richard Dawkins. I remember Richard saying that he saw the idea of … Continue reading
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Silence Conclusions
I’ve drawn to the end of the time I allotted myself for my thinking/reading/writing project on silence. And so come my conclusions… I feel that I’ve learnt a lot. My journey over the last ten days has been more of … Continue reading
