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ActsFourThirtyFour

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A modern, liberal take on Anglicanism and Politics in the UK and worldwide, bringing Christian Socialism into the heart of current debates in the Church and in Politics.

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  • Not good but better

    Posted on Thursday December 25th, 2008 at 12:49

    Excuse me for writing again, but I have been a little surprised by the innaccurate reporting of the Pope's speech to the Curia a few days ago. It was not a great speech, it seemed to be based on wonky science much closer to prejudice than reason,...

  • Intolerance

    Posted on Friday December 12th, 2008 at 10:36

    Truly one of the most inaccurately used phrases in the English lexicon must be "Christians believe..."   It so often prefixes a statement of something I don't believe in, for example in Alexander Chancellor's column in tod...

  • "After Rome"

    Posted on Thursday December 11th, 2008 at 05:05

    I'm not a big Boris fan (by a long shot) but his new BBC series 'After Rome' is exceptionally good, you can catch it on the BBC's iPlayer if you're not in the UK. For those of you not in the know Boris Johnson is the (fairly) rece...

  • Song and Pain

    Posted on Thursday December 4th, 2008 at 11:30

    By a not very well known war poet:   Song and Pain  Out of my sorrow have I made these songs,Out of my sorrow; Though somewhatof the making's eager painFrom Joy did borrow. Someday, I trust,God's purpose of Pain for m...

  • Literature in a Time of Disbelief - a talk by Lord Harries

    Posted on Thursday December 4th, 2008 at 11:27

    At Lord Harries' (former Bishop of Oxford) lecture to Gresham College this afternoon he spoke about the different challenges that atheist novelists and playwrights pose to Christianity. It was a great talk, the peer is obviously a very erudite re...

  • Great St Mary's, Cambridge

    Posted on Saturday November 29th, 2008 at 16:49

    Great St Mary's, CambridgeOriginally uploaded by gb332An evening picture of a powerful Church, built from the bottom up in the Perpendicular style, with great galleries added in the 18th Century. Great St Mary's, the university church, is an attracti...

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