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- Hope Better than the Last One
- Money, Exchange and Faith
- Proposed Scheme for Male Only Bishops
- Non-Attachment
- Drum says Liberalism is to Blame for Everything
- Better Later than Never
- These Days
- A Meaning of Christmas
- Pope Benny's Message In Full
- Starting a Denomination
- Archbishop says: Send the Jackboots In!
- Systemic Degrees of Dishonesty
- Technique for Emphasis (GAFCON)
- Vatican Waits to Get the Lot Back
- Loss of Financial Trust
- Frame Remain Writes Yet Again
- Religious Humanism
- More on Self-Denial
- Ethical Focus, Pointless Theology
- Trying to Find Authenticity
- Something Evangelical
- She Is but I'm Not
- Archbishop-Select says Goodbye
- Tillich
- CEEC - Covering the Ground
- In the Tradition of Francis David - and Not
- Authentic Anglicans?
- Economy: Chaos and Equilibria
- That's Clever
- Splits, Divisions and Acquisitions
- Illegitimate Conjoined Birth
- Say it in 140
- Episcopal Name Game
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- Pluralist (Adrian Worsfold)
- Sutton-on-Hull, Hull, United Kingdom
- Website creator; critical examiner of social sciences and theology, religious liberal, 'terror blogger'.
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Habitual worship and sufficient cause - There are two phrases of deliberate ambiguity in the rules for eligibility to be on the electoral roll: that someone is a 'habitual worshipper', or that th...
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The Episcopal Church in Haiti: Stretching towards a new future. - --> The 2018 statistical reports for the Episcopal Church are out. There is considerable wringing of hands and some very enlightening commentary around...
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The horizontal and the vertical - As I was writing this sermon this week (Nov 2019), my husband and I began our traditional and seasonal debate about the atmosphere:- not extinction r...
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INTERIM - Yesterday, I'd written a few words about my state of mind and heart since my husband, Tom, died last year. This morning, I looked at my words from yesterda...
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The Danger of Equanimity - Equanimity is prized in Buddhism. Some would say it's the second biggest goal of Buddhist life and practice - the ability to be unswayed by things that ha...
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This blog location will be deleted by May 17 - Just a reminder that this blog location has moved to aprildeconick.com. The blogger location will be deleted on May 17. We will have a party!
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Linguistics and Loanwords in the Gospel of Mark - Scholarly readers of the Gospel of Mark have long noted the conspicuous presence of non-Greek terms and phrases. A forthcoming article sets the analysis o...
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Faith Journey (part 9) - The following section is probably unnecessary if you have read, meditated upon, and inwardly digested my previous posts. However, there are a number of co...
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Today's 'Planet Earth Report' --Black Hat Cyber Attacks: “Can Morph Satellite Antennas Into Microwave Oven-like Weapons - The satellite communications that ships, planes and the military use to connect to the internet are vulnerable to hackers that, in the worst-case scenario,...
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Indian Coulcil of Unitarian Churches Met at The Unitarian Church, Jowai on the 29th & 30th June 2013 - The Indian Council of Unitarian Churches (ICUC) met at the Unitarian Church, Jowai on the 29th and the 30th of June, 2013. The General Meeting of the Counc...
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Blogging @ UCCN - Led by Louise Rogers, a group of UCCN-ers chose to start blogging. In Louise's words, this is what we've been doing during the blogging workshop. And the...
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Sight impairment - emotional responses - There are many ways to react to sight impairment depending upon when the sight impairment happened, how it happened and the circumstances and personality o...
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Worship should be broad. And deep. But broad. - It’s my day off after FUSE and I’m supposed to be working on the refresh the Inquirer website. (Which I promise I will do more on this evening.) But, I’ve ...
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Am I enough? Am I doing enough? - I’ve been struggling a bit lately with a sense of mediocrity and a feeling of confusion about what I should be trying to do with my life. I can’t seem to s...
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To defend the rights of our soul - So … new year … new post, after a long silence due to the need to think back about some religious bases of my life … And this new post is just to start thi...
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Tears of Love - Of your charity, oh my Lord, let me weep. For tears touched by the magic of sunlight become diamonds, and golden memories light up my dark road. In ...
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Integrating the Alien - Refugees - When people leave their country of residence due to oppression and/or a fear for their life, they become refugees. The Hebrews, in the book of Exodus, were...
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The BBC's divisive belief test - Sir Tim Berners-Lee (the inventor of the World Wide Web and a Unitarian Universalist) invited me to present the Thought for the Day, on the BBC's Today Pr...
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More small beauties - *21 May 2015 * The birds are singing, the sky is blue with fluffy white clouds. Creamy frothy blossom on a rowan tree. Dark blue spikes of bugle flowers. A ...
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Gaza - *Letter to my MP: Israeli bombardmen**t of Palestine * I am very disturbed by recent events in Gaza, including the bombing of a hospital, and the fact that...
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All people surpass the ordinary current: A Zen Dharma Talk - (A Dharma talk republished here with permission by Roshi Edward Sanshin Oberholtzer, resident priest and guiding teacher at both the Joseph Priestley Zen Z...
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Out With The Old, In With The New - Happy New Year from the UUA! As the clock ticked down on truly momentous year for Unitarian Universalism, I reflected on all the amazing work being done in...
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Settlin' Into My Life in St. Croix - Installation Ceremony - December 9, 2012 One of the first things I did upon arriving in St. Croix was to rejoin the Writer's Circle. I had the opportun...
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Archiving the Sixth Edition APA Style Blog - Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes (turn and face the strange) Ch-ch-changes, oh, look out you rock 'n rollers —David Bowie, “Changes,” Hunky Dory We launched the sixth e...
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