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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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Doctors call for independent Guantanamo care - An open letter in The Lancet medical journal was sent to President Obama concerning medical care for Guantanamo detainees who are undertaking hunger strikes....
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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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There's still time Brothers and Sisters: How to Step into a future where we don't spend every dime on PB search. - The Executive Council just expanded the budget for the search for the Presiding Bishop. The original budget was for $126,000 now expanded by $100,000 to $2...
Anglican: Progressive A-C on Europe

Denmark – the gay issue - Church weddings for gays proposed From the Copenhagen Post, 23.11.11; http://www.cphpost.dk/news/national/88-national/52556-church-weddings-for-gays-propose...
Anglican: Revising Reform

Really meek? - Dr Luke shows us how Jesus asks us to become like little children so that we might inherit the kingdom of God. St Paul describes Jesus emptying him...
Anglican: St. Mary's Barton

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Anglican: The Episcopal Church

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Anglican: Thinking Anglicans

House of Bishops - senior women clergy representatives - I reported here on the rules that had been made for the election of senior women representatives to attend meetings of the House of Bishops. The rules cont...
Anglican: Wounded Bird

MEDICAL ALPHABET - About right.
Animals (Worldwide)

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Biscuitnapper

*sighs* - Sometimes I feel the urge to explain to our leaders that unlike us idiot laity in the church who are easily impressed - or maybe just tolerant - with buzzw...
Buddhist Christian: Christ Enlight

Split That Hair a Few More Times, Will Ya? - One of the things I have noticed over the years about Christianity - and I will absolutely say right up front that this tendency has *nothing* to do with t...
Buddhist: Jizo Chronicles

Action Alert: Join with Other Buddhists to Stop the Keystone XL Pipeline - There’s a lot brewing around resistance to the Keystone XL Pipeline. In the last post here on TJC, Zen priest Shodo Spring wrote about her vision and plan ...
ClothQ

Hidden Perspectives launch. - *'Hidden Perspectives'.... *in words from the Sheffield Dept of Biblical studies (because I can't begin to describe it myself): "Posted on April 2, 2013 by...
Gospels etc.: April DeConick

Humanities and technology - Working in the trenches of humanities in face of the rise in the last decades of the internet and the overwhelming belief that knowledge is about informati...
Gospels etc.: Larry Hurtado

Conference on Peter: Final Notice - We met yesterday to make final preparations for the conference on the Apostle Peter to be held 4-6 July here in Edinburgh, sponsored by our Centre for the ...
Liberal Bahais

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Liberal Bahais Blog

A Unitarian Universalist Visits the Bahai Temple - By Eric Stetson I was an enrolled member of the Baha’i Faith from 1998 to 2002. Although I was very serious about my faith and took two trips halfway acros...
Liberal Bahais: Samandal

Spiritual Self-Defense, VII - Birth of the Báb Cease now to visualize the sword, but continue to visualize the circle until it expands to form a sphere of light all around you. Clasp yo...
Lutheran: Why.... Sir?

Sir, what's a FEMIDOM? - In a moment of mental weakness I suggested to Mrs. George that age 13/14 might be a little late to start sex-ed so we decided to keep it at the same tim...
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Radical: Progressive Christianity

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Radical: Sea of Faith

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Science: Daily Galaxy

A Moment of Zen (!) --Lewis Black on Google Glass, Robots & Immortality - Lewis Black on Comedy Central
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Unitarian: Brochure (pages)

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Unitarian: Caute

A liberal still standing up for Jesus - a reply to a comment on my last blogpost - An early image of Jesus as the Good ShepherdA very important point was posted on my last blogpost *No image, no passion - why this liberal continues to sta...
Unitarian: Chief Officer

Further step forward for Same Sex Marriage - Unitarians will welcome the support given by an overwhelming majority to the Same Sex Marriage Bill in the House of Lords.allowing it to proceed to the nex...
Unitarian: Church North East India

Indian Council of Unitarian Churches - Indian Council of Unitarian Churches Unitarian Church, Jowai Campus Opposite Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council Iawmusiang, Jowai – 793150 Meghalaya,...
Unitarian: Communications

New book on 18th century dissent - [image: OUT NOW from John Issitt] A new novel,* Agents of Reason*, by John Issitt, explores the life of Jeremiah Joyce, a dissenting minister in the 1790s...
Unitarian: Developing Spiritual Community

Anniversaries - daring to change - I am one of an army of bloggers for Heritage Open Days and a month or two back wrote a piece about Anniversaries. Then on Facebook someone asked whether ...
Unitarian: Great Britain

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Unitarian: Historical

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Unitarian: Hull's church

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Unitarian: Inclusion

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...
Unitarian: Live Unitarian-ly

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 ...
Unitarian: Meaning and Truth

Status pain, and taking it one game at a time - A while ago I read ‘The Spirit Level: why equality is better for everyone‘. It presents evidence that a whole host of societal problems, from poor health t...
Unitarian: Naomi

June : Hungry Fox - *Hungry Fox* She stands atop an ancient burial mound at the edge of a grove of beech trees, shining leaves mahogany red in the fading light of evening. ...
Unitarian: Reignite

3,468 - The Annual Report is out. And for the first time it includes the total number of members of Unitarian churches in Britain. The number is 3468. This number ...
Unitarian: Thoughts/ Wind Blows

Pat & Sham's New Year Message - May we take this opportunity to wish you all a happy new year. May this year, be the year, when all your paths lead to the higher plain of love. Let go of ...
Unitarian: Throw yourself like seed

"The bullfrog's friends" - a new wisdom story - *Another new wisdom story - I'm on a roll! As always, feel free to use these stories as you see fit, although attribution would be nice...* * * Once upon a...
Unitarian: Yewtree: Elements Dance

Meditation on a death - He was every man and no man. His death was everything His death was no thing. His death was the ending of a life, the negation of all his hopes. His follower...
Unitarian: Yewtree: Stroppy Rabbit

Fat is a social issue - There was an excellent article in *The Guardian* yesterday on obesity by Rae Earl. *» Obesity epidemic: as a lifelong comfort eater, I understand the emot...
URC (plus): Free to Believe

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UU: Association

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UU: Monkey Mind

Buddhist Voices In Unitarian Universalism - Buddhist Voices in Unitarian Universalism Edited by Wayne Arnason & Sam Trumbore Forward by Lama Surya Das Skinner House Books, Boston, 2013 I received a c...
UU: President

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...
UU: Ruminations of the Soul

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 opportuni...
Writing: APA Style

Block Quotations in APA Style - by Timothy McAdoo Like so many aspects of writing, when formatting block quotations, the devil is in the details! Here’s everything you need to know about bl...