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from Anglican Futures: Some call it “terminal orthodoxy” and others “cut flower” Anglicanism. Both terms express the idea that even if the position of the faithful in the Church of England in 2024 is currently tenable, the situation...
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by Tom Goodfellow, TCW: OF the many lives recorded in Biblical stories, that of John the Baptist stands out. He was six months older than his cousin Jesus of Nazareth, but other than the events around his birth, recorded in Luke’s Gospel,...
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By John Dunnett, CEEC. The Church of England is fundamentally divided over the issue of sex and marriage. For too long we’ve been trying to put sugar and salt in the same pot. We need to be honest and say, look, we have actually got two...
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by Madeline Grant, Telegraph: Richard Dawkins was a star of the New Atheism. His admission that he’s now a cultural Christian is telling. Not since the road to Damascus has there been a more notable spiritual volte-face than the one made...
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by Stephen Glover, Daily Mail: Readers of Private Eye will remember the magazine’s fictional vicar, the Rev J. C. Flannel. He is a worldly, waffley, wishy-washy sort of fellow. Flannel steers clear of religious conviction. He is the kind...
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by Justin Brierley, Spectator: Tom Holland recently invited me to attend a service of Evensong with him at London’s oldest church, St Bartholomew the Great. Holland, who co-hosts the phenomenally popular The Rest is History podcast, has...
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