Elect – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

No Confidence

By Peter Ould Posted on December 19, 2012 Posted in Church of England 26 Comments Tagged with Angry Reaction, Barney, Canon, Church Members, Church of England, Consciences, Contributor, Disbelief, Elect, Failure, Friends, House Of Bishops, Judgement, Minority Groups, Momentum, Philip Giddings, Prime Minister, Reason, Ridicule, Vote Of No Confidence, Welby

The text of Canon Stephen Barney’s reasons for the vote of no confidence in Philip Giddings is now public. My reason for asking members of the House to debate this motion is that I do not have confidence in our …

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Whitney Houston’s Last Song

By Peter Ould Posted on February 12, 2012 Posted in Current Affairs, Music 1 Comment Tagged with Angels, Beauty Of The Cross, Christ Jesus, Conquerors, Elect, Famine, Friday Evening, Hand Of God, Http Www Youtube, Jesus Is The One, Nakedness, Persecution, Remarkable Footage, Right Hand Of God, Romans 8, Rulers, Sake, Sheep, Tribulation, Whitney Houston

Remarkable footage of the late Whitney Houston, taken on Friday evening in Hollywood. Yes, Jesus Loves Me Yes, Jesus Loves Me Yes, Jesus Loves Me The Bible tells me so What then shall we say to these things? If God …

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GS Oxford Clergy Transfer Analysis

By Peter Ould Posted on November 4, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Ecclesiastical, Statistics 3 Comments Tagged with Anglican Mainstream, Appointment, Astin, Booys, Caucus, Chris Sugden, Clear Evidence, Clergy, Dakin, Dr Jeffrey, Elect, Failure, General Synod, Gorham, Harper Lee, Jeffrey John, Last Time, Observation, Oxford Diocese, Preference, Proctors, Showings

Here is the transfer analysis for the election of clergy proctors for General Synod in Oxford Diocese. The most striking observation on these stage transfers is the failure of Chris Sugden to get elected. Last time (2005) in Oxford Diocese …

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The Double Agony

By Peter Ould Posted on March 31, 2009 Posted in Theology, Worship 6 Comments Tagged with Agony, Elect, Foe, Jesus, Love, Physical Death, Praise To The Holiest In The Height, Sin, Staff Team

At a staff team day away yesterday, we mused over what Newman meant by this verse in the classic “Praise to the Holiest in the Height” O generous love! that he who smote in Man for man the foe, the …

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No Confidence

Whitney Houston’s Last Song

GS Oxford Clergy Transfer Analysis

The Double Agony