Is it Christmas?
November 28, 2007
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There is now an entire website devoted to the question, “Is it Christmas?” Check out the answer here. In a similar vein, click here to
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Questioning the wisdom of Lambeth 2008
November 28, 2007
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Ian T. Douglas: “I’m sad that Bishop Charleston is suggesting that bishops not go to Lambeth 2008 without considering what the Conference will and will not be. Bishop Charleston’s position is based on the assertion that the 2008 Lambeth Conference will be similar to recent Lambeth Conferences in both form and function.”
Tutu and his critics
November 28, 2007
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The 40 minute program intersperses clips from Tutu with critiques by former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey, the Rt. Rev. Robert Duncan Bishop of Pittsburgh, Stephen Green (Director of Christian Voice), Anne Widdecombe MP and Canon Chris Sugden (Anglican Mainstream).
Archbishop Says
November 28, 2007
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I just wonder a bit whether, you know, when an Archbishop condemns something, suddenly in, I don’t know, the bedsits of north London, somebody may say oh, I shouldn’t be having pre-marital sex, or in the cells of Al-Qaida, somebody says, goodness, terrorism’s wrong, the Archbishop says so. – Rowan Williams speaking in 2006
Letter by Christians noted in Muslim world
November 28, 2007
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“I am happy with this letter, which is considered as an unprecedented step to bring the Islamic and Christian faiths and civilisations closer.” Speaking at a press conference held Monday at the Abu Dhabi Cultural Foundation, Dr Habib Ali Al Jafri, Muslim propagator, said Muslims and Christians make up 55 per cent of the world’s population, and this new closeness serves as the first firm step towards returning to peace, brotherhood and harmony between people.
Annapolis peace conference brings hope
November 27, 2007
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An announcement out of the Middle East peace conference in Annapolis, Maryland that the leaders of the Palestinian Authority and of Israel have agreed to
The Archbishop and the war
November 27, 2007
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The blogosphere continues to debate the interview of the Archbishop of Canterbury with Emel, a Muslim lifestyle magazine published by The Times Online. Archbishop Rowan
From Calvary to Lambeth on BBC Radio 4
November 27, 2007
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BBC Radio 4 is currently airing From Calvary to Lambeth on their Religion and Ethics program. According to the web site: Michael Buerk reports on
USA Today on faith bloggers
November 27, 2007
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Faith bloggers — uncountable voices who contest, confess and consider religious beliefs, doctrines and denominational politics in their posts… U.S. Christians may be among the most vociferous of the watchdogs, philosophers and ecclesiastical groupies.
Bastion of privilege or beacon of hope?
November 27, 2007
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…two hours of encouragement, worship, and fellowship, acknowledging the deep imperfections of our country but refusing to surrender to despair—and recognizing that churches, Episcopal and other, can be a bastion of privilege or a beacon of hope.
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