Where brothers are engaging

Posted: 06 Oct 2009 @ 00:00

Peace in the Church is not the usual state, notes John Arnold

Above: Enjoying a schism: this photo of the annual Gunpowder Plot celebrations in Lewes, Sussex, is from Ed Glinert’s Martyrs and Mystics: The extraordinary untold story of Britain’s spiritual heritage (Collins, £14.99 (£13.50); 978-0-00-728642-3): many phenomena described, grouped geographically

Sacred Schisms: How religions divide
James R. Lewis and Sarah M. Lewis, editors
Cambridge University Press ...

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