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John Sentamu and the Church of England's slow retreat on gay marriageThe archbishop of York's anti-gay marriage speech articulates the view of a church that drowned out liberal voices 20 years ago
Andrew Brown. Guardian. 18 March 2013
19 June 2013
'Christians in the World' - an article for Outlook magazineThe latest issue of Canterbury Diocese's Outlook magazine is focused on how Christians put their faith into action. In this introductory column, Archbishop Justin writes that following the economic crisis Christians have "a great opportunity" to demonstrate the love of Christ in their daily lives
Archbishop of Canterbury's website. 17 June 2013
19 June 2013
Guides drop God and country but keep the QueenThe Girl Guides are to drop references to God and country from their traditional pledge but are to retain a public expression of allegiance to the Queen.
John Bingham. 18 June 2013
19 June 2013
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A Fulcrum Review of 'Stories from the Street' Jon Kuhrt critiques David Nixon's attempt to articulate a good theology of homelessness
Misrepresenting Same-Sex Marriage: The Bishop of Salisbury Andrew Goddard critiques the Bishop of Salisbury's re-presentiation of his views on same-sex marriage
The Iron Lady and the Dissident Michael Bourdeaux gives us a new insight into Margaret Thatcher
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A very brief note about "decline" in a living society Adrian-- I was recently flabbergasted to be told, by several who would know, that the Unitarian-Universalists around Boston are mostly "Jesus is Lord!" Universalists at the core, and that their "liberalism" consisted mainly in suspicion of the anti-gnostic strain of the orthodox tradition, which is ...
Progressive Orthodoxy: a way out of the impasse? Adrian-- In discussions where liberal religion is important yet underrepresented, your personal perspective and the journey that led to it are interesting in their own right. Your take on modern English church history is a useful counterweight to some idealised recollections. On several policy topic...
Command & Motivation: two sorts of divine rule in Christ Dave
Your post mad me think about where th boundaries of morality begin and end. For as you have explained that morality has changed over the years, but more importantly you highlight hypocracy of those that judge.
It seems like the issue is in different codes of conduct and culture, but actually ...
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