Distinction – Page 2 – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

One of these things is not like the other

By Peter Ould Posted on July 8, 2009 Posted in Heresy, Scripture 8 Comments Tagged with Connec, Distinction, Eternal Life, Father In Heaven, God Jesus, God John, God So Loved The World, Jerusalem, Jesus Is Lord, Jew, Jonah, Matthew 16, Mount Zion, Romans 10, Scripture, Simon Peter, Simon Son, Son Of God, Son Of The Living God, Survivors, Word Of Faith

One of these things is not like the others, One of these things just doesn’t belong, Can you tell which thing is not like the others By the time I finish my song? Thing Number One But what does it …

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Ruth and Naomi

By Peter Ould Posted on March 12, 2009 Posted in Holiness, Pastoral, Sexuality 1 Comment Tagged with 1 Samuel, Biblical Case, Commentaries, Covenantal Relationship, Covenants, David And Jonathan, Distinction, Excellent Point, Jonathan, Law Relationship, Lesbian Relationship, Marital Relationships, Mother In Law, Notion, Ruth And Naomi, Same Sex Relationships, Sexual Relationship, Singleness, Sister In Law, Temptations

John H has made an excellent point over on Boars Head. Thinking about it further, this may be where Ruth & Naomi and David & Jonathan become relevant. I donâ€™t think for a moment they can be taken as examples …

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Giles Fraser misses the point

By Peter Ould Posted on June 18, 2008 Posted in Sexuality, Theology 8 Comments Tagged with Adversity, Book Of Common Prayer, Christ Loved The Church, Distinction, Echoes, Ephesians 5, Gay Marriage, Giles Fraser, Honour, Husband And Wife, Institution Of Marriage, Marriage Service, Power Structure, Procreation, Prosperity, Remedy, Seventeenth Centuries, Theology, Wrong Conclusion

Giles Fraser in this morning’s "Thought for the Day" completely misses the main theology behind the BCP Marriage Service, and in doing so comes to the wrong conclusion. Back in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, as the Book of Common …

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