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Not filling a pail, but lighting a fireMartyn Percy admires books that inspire rather than instruct |
Enclosed; yet open to prayerJohn Gaskell on a nun’s spiritual reflections |
Great wallRoman Britain |
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Short noticesShorter reviews and book details |
Trial of the TemplarsKnights Templar sites in Britain |
Here’s the smell of the bloodJane Stemp finds this study meticulous, but a little limited |
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More a deadly virus than a dinosaurFaith and fanaticism are now often paired. Robin Gill on an effort to cure the disease |
Islamic artA look at the Islamic art gallery at the V & A |
Unfriendly persuasion behind the scenesEarly churchmen did not always behave like gentlemen, as Mark Edwards learns |
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Facing the true problemAndrew Wingate draws inspiration from books on faith and friendship |
What I'm readingJohn Moses, former Dean of St Paul’s Cathedral |
Readers, hear these watchmen shoutingRachel Boulding reads reflections and prayers apposite for Advent |
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Church Times top ten religious books(previous week’s position in brackets) 1 The Enduring Melody by Michael Mayne (Darton, Longman & Todd, £10.95) (1) ... |
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