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Tag Archives: anglicanism
Why This Liberal Catholic Will be Praying #ThyKingdomCome
The last thing the disciples are recorded as saying to Christ on Earth: “Lord, is this the time when you will restore the kingdom to Israel?” After all they’d been through, they still didn’t get the point. They were looking … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, Evangelism, Prayer and Worship
Tagged anglicanism, christian, christianity, church, church of england, pledge2pray, thy kingdom come
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You’re hired!: Can the Catholic Church learn about choosing parish clergy from the Church of England?
This article was printed in The Tablet on 10 November 2016 Ecumenical Catholic leaders have been considering whether they could learn from the Church of England about lay involvement in choosing parish clergy One of the most distinctive differences between … Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, Journalism
Tagged anglican, anglicanism, clerical life, roman catholic, the tablet
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Lent
What am I giving up for Lent? I’m going to try giving up cynicism and unhappiness. Cynicism is worn as a badge of maturity in 2010s Britain. To dare to be optimistic, to dare to hope, is a sign of … Continue reading
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Tagged anglicanism, christian, christianity, lent, reflections
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In response to Owen Jones: In Defence of the Establishment of the Church of England
Owen Jones’ appeal for the separation of church and state showed a deep respect for Christianity in general and the Church of England in particular. But he failed to explain how and why disestablishment would be an improvement. Throughout the … Continue reading
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Tagged anglicanism, britian, england, religion, uk politics
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