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Creation stories

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In our first Bible for Bluffers session, we were looking at the Creation stories in Genesis and contrasting them with the Babylonian cr...
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Christian Students

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Some very interesting research here about students and Christianity...

More initmacy from Julian

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For truly our Lover desires that our soul cleave to Him with all its might and that we evermore cleave to his goodness, for of all things th...

A Point of View

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John Gray is writing/broadcasting some interesting stuff. I don't quite agree with everything he has written here , particularly his fi...

Review of Anathem, Neal Stephenson.

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Several years ago a science PhD student virtually compelled me to read Stephenson’s Cryptonomicon . I think it followed a discussion about ...

Review: The Stature of Waiting

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This is a book that was recommended to me, I believe 14 years ago, by the former archbishop of York on some kind of preordination retreat. ...

Trinity

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The Trinity is really a very simple practical teaching. The aim of religion is to point by its rituals beyond them to the truth that the ...
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