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The perils of SurbitonTHE ordinations in Surbiton on 2 November were, on one level, of no concern to the Church of England. A bishop of the long-established Church of England... |
Artful absenceIT WAS, I remember, about a year ago that, looking earnest and trying to keep a straight face, I said to the Archdeacon: "Since I’m thinking of doing... |
Green campaign leads to strange bedfellowsThe urgency of climate change demands a new political reality from all parties: the bubble will soon burst |
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Word from WormingfordRonald Blythe on Saxon and dragon |
Giving people room to breatheAt Remembrance, the Church should not be dogmatic about forgiveness |
Can we trust Mr Blair on terrorism?The proposed anti-terror laws raise questions about the authorities' reliability |
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Partnerships could save marriageThe values of civil partnerships could help to reinvigorate marriage |
A question answered is a revelation abortedWHEN is a question not a question? That is the question. |
The Church must educate poor kidsChurch schools should be beacons of social justice |
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Beware the Bible traffic WardensI have never warmed to church documents that pepper every paragraph with bracketed chapter-and-verse Bible references. |
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