Dear friends,There are many reasons why I am an Anglican rather than a Roman Catholic. They include the way authority in the Anglican Church is dispersed rather than focused on one powerful figure, and the way the Anglican Church makes room for the proper contribution of lay people and women in its
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Dear friends,Do you know what your next-door-neighbours think and believe about God, the Christian faith and the Church? Do your next-door-neighbours know what you think and believe about God, the Christian faith and the Church? The chances are, unless you are particularly fortunate in your neighbours,
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Dear friends,Do you know what your next-door-neighbours think and believe about God, the Christian faith and the Church? Do your next-door-neighbours know what you think and believe about God, the Christian faith and the Church? The chances are, unless you are particularly fortunate in your neighbours,
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Dear friends,How do religions begin in the first place? Not by clever theologians producing lists of doctrines for the faithful to believe, nor by moralists producing codes of ethical behaviour. Religions begin with experiences which are then reflected on, interpreted and shared with others.
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Dear friends,How do religions begin in the first place? Not by clever theologians producing lists of doctrines for the faithful to believe, nor by moralists producing codes of ethical behaviour. Religions begin with experiences which are then reflected on, interpreted and shared with others.
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Dear friends,Nobody much today reads Etienne de La Boetie’s work ‘On Voluntary Servitude’. Yet there was a time when this treatise – little more than a student essay dashed off by a sixteen-year-old in the 1550s amidst the French Wars of Religion- was the hottest book in Europe. Even in modern
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Dear friends,Nobody much today reads Etienne de La Boetie’s work ‘On Voluntary Servitude’. Yet there was a time when this treatise – little more than a student essay dashed off by a sixteen-year-old in the 1550s amidst the French Wars of Religion- was the hottest book in Europe. Even in modern
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