Forgiveness and the folly of lockdown churches

Oct 22, 2023 by

by Julian Mann, TCW: THIS Prayer Book Gospel reading shows why the Church must always resist the secular health-and-safety cult. The passage is from Matthew’s Gospel and describes Jesus’s healing of a paralysed man during his Galilean...

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The injustice of the Jubilee

Jun 7, 2022 by

by Giles Fraser, UnHerd: The Archbishop of Canterbury has the worst job in the world because the better he does his job the less he is admired. This is especially true when it comes to talking about forgiveness. Forgiveness may not be...

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Does Prince Andrew deserve forgiveness?

Mar 31, 2022 by

by Giles Fraser, UnHerd: There’s nothing moral about a mother’s love. The Queen must have known that choosing Prince Andrew to accompany her down the aisle at Westminster Abbey would bring her little but condemnation. “Still a...

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2020: Forgiveness is the key to a Happy New Year

Jan 1, 2020 by

from Archbishop Cranmer: As we turn the page of time once again, and the teens of this millennium turn to the 20s – roaring or restrained – it is a good opportunity to reflect and renew; to meditate on meaning and ponder purposes and new...

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Facts of ‘terrorist’ killings are clear but our society is divided by the meaning

Dec 5, 2019 by

by Gavin Ashenden: Islam has three political strategies; immigration, population and violence. Reflections on Usman Khan.. There is a well-known doctrine in Islam called Taqiyya. It’s the principle that should some deceit further Islam’s...

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Sri Lanka bombings: Forgiving, and fighting to recover

Oct 21, 2019 by

From BBC: Six months ago, on Easter Sunday, Sri Lanka was hit by one of the world’s worst terrorist attacks this century. The town of Negombo suffered the deadliest bombing, when 115 people died while attending mass. Hasaru Jayakody lost...

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