Brains – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

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By Peter Ould Posted on June 1, 2010 Posted in Home Life 10 Comments Tagged with Acquaintance, Acquaitance, Acute Case, Brains, Cardiac Problems, Chest Pressure, Ecg, Foreplay, Glyceryl Trinitrate, Half Hour, Having A Heart Attack, Heart Attack, Nhs, Nitro Glycerine, Paramedics, Rubber Mallet, Symptoms Of Angina, Tete A Tete, Time Period, Tombstones, Turnouts

Revd Peter Ould The Comfort of his In-Laws Down South Dear NHS, Thank you so much for looking after me yesterday when I thought I was having a heart attack. I am amazed at how short the time period is …

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By Peter Ould Posted on February 11, 2009 Posted in Church of England No Comments Tagged with Assurances, Bishops, Brains, Church of England, Clergy, Drafting Group, Episcopacy, Eyebrows, Female Candidates, Forward In Faith, General Synod Of The Church Of England, Incumbency, Jonathan Baker, Parish Councils, Purple Shirts, Seven Letters, Snarky, Sticking Point, Traditionalists, Woman Bishop, Woman Priest

Question. What has over 800 legs, 400 brains (some of them covered by the most impressive eyebrows), several purple shirts and yet still can’t come to an agreed mind on the introduction of women bishops. Answer (if you still hadn’t …

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