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Giles Fraser: Why being established means being inclusive- Paul Vallely: Wickedness can be incarnate, too
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- Two cheers for sentimentality
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- Where are the broadcast services?
- How suffering points to God’s love for his people
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Giles Fraser: Why being established means being inclusiveAs Chaplain to the Mayor of Wandsworth, it is my job to open council meetings with prayer. |
Paul Vallely: Wickedness can be incarnate, tooConsider the faces of Jane Connor and Tania Nicol as they look out from the pages of our newspapers. |
Simon Parke: Would Jesus get published today?WE MAY make it to Christmas through the following rant, but the fact is, I do wish I was David Beckham’s hairdresser. I will tell you why. |
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Two cheers for sentimentalityLeader |
100 Years AgoThe Education Bill — RIP |
Where are the broadcast services?An excited email from the BBC Religion and Ethics department trumpets its “Yuletide offerings”. |
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How suffering points to God’s love for his peopleI heard part of a conversation between John Humphrys and the Archbishop of Canterbury on the radio recently. |
Slipping into being an evil nationThe Attorney General is responsible for seeing that the Government acts lawfully in all its dealings. |
Before they narrowed the visionMANY LOYAL SPCK supporters are mortified at the decision to stop selling copies of the Qur’an. |
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