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Surah 3 - Imran

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Continuing the series in which an Anglican priest, trained as an early medieval historian, reads the Qur'an. Though one might attempt ...

Surah 2 - The Cow

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This is one of what I hope will be the first of several extended comments on individual surahs of the Qur'an based on a personal reading...

Haiku

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Intricate worship: Wet leaves shiver their praises To the blue-throned sun.

Haiku

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Tampons on a path, motorway a distant roar - grey disconsolance.

Haiku

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Black twigs water-jewelled, Bird song a gushing fountain - Lull on a winter's morn.

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Lost streets, smudged houses Walking through winter fog - just Now: no future or past.

An ecological Christian theology: a story with three parts

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At the recent multi-faith Spirit of the Environment conference hosted by Inner Space in Oxford I was asked in a few minutes to offer a Chr...
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