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Friday, February 19, 2010

Hebrew for Beginners (Eastbourne)

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I noticed a notice on the Community Wise / Old Town Community Church, Eastbourne, notice board round the corner from us today offering Hebre...
Thursday, February 18, 2010

Did Jesus die for the doggy, Daddy?

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The boy knows that Jesus loves him and died for him because he is sometimes naughty. He knows that Jesus loves Mummy and Daddy and died for ...
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This our sacrifice of thanks and praise

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The communicants are to receive (rather than offer) the consecrated bread and the wine “with thanksgiving” [1] (Eucharist) and it is aft...
Wednesday, February 17, 2010

The Medieval mental Model of the Universe

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C S Lewis argues that the medieval mental model of the universe was a work of genius comperable to Aquinas' Summa or Dante's Divine ...

The medieval character: tidiness

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C. S. Lewis (again): At his most characteristic, medieval man was not a dreamer nor a wanderer [as in Ballads and Romances]. He was an organ...

The importance of language

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C S Lewis claimed: Nothing about a literature can be more essential than the language it uses. A language has its own personality; implies a...

Medieval Bookishness

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Lewis argued "the overwhelmingly bookish or clerkly character of medieval culture." They loved their authorities, their manuscript...

Ritual & belief

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ritual and belief beget and support one another. A rather obvious thought, perhaps, from C. S. Lewis, The Discarded Image p1

How to use a map

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C. S. Lewis' very brief Preface in The Discarded Image: An Introduction to Medieval and Renaissance Literature is suggestive. He compla...

A synthesis of British Puritan theology for the reform of the Church of England

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Randall J. Pederson: In 1643, it [The Long Parliament] gathered a company of theologians to propose reforms for the Church of Engalnd. Known...

Lost?

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Rev'd Prof James I. Packer: Historically, the influence of the English Puritans extended over a century and a half, approximately 1560 -...
Tuesday, February 16, 2010

I want to go with the one who set me free

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An old story about Abraham Lincoln and a girl at the slave market.

Family Likenesses

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In John chapter 8: The Father and the Son Satan and his children Abraham and his true spiritual children Who do you think you are?

Freedom

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John Stott quoting Peter Marshall who as the chaplain to the United States Senate once opened a session by praying: teach us to see that, ...

Economics in One Sentence

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From this aspect, therefore, the whole of economics can be reduced to a single lesson, and that lesson can be reduced to a single sentence. ...

Defined by Jesus

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Some rough and not quite ready headings for exploring some themes in John 8:31-59 (on which I will be preaching on Sunday night, God willing...

Erik Satie

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Seems to have been a bit of a character. If you can believe what you hear on Classic FM when driving home from Morning Prayers and what you ...
Monday, February 15, 2010

Grandparents make you fat

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Perhaps because they indulge you more and are less active.

Is Health & Safety Giving British Farmers AIDS?

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For Daily Mail type headlines: http://www.qwghlm.co.uk/toys/dailymail/

Ignore, Inform, Involve, Decide, Delegate

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I must admit to being slightly unclear what exactly the role of Wardens, Standing Committee, PCC, church council, diaconate, eldership, chur...
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Marc Lloyd
Rushlake Green, East Sussex, United Kingdom
I am a Bible believing Christian, husband to Mrs Lloyd, father to four children. I am the Rector of Warbleton, Bodle Street Green & Dallington and Rural Dean of Dallington, Diocese of Chichester. I also edit the book reviews for The Global Anglican.
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