Ethical Issues – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Review – Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther for Everyone

By Peter Ould Posted on February 1, 2013 Posted in Review No Comments Tagged with Academic Issues, Accessible Tours, Anglicanism, British Readers, Epistles, Ethical Issues, Ezra And Nehemiah, Ezra Nehemiah And Esther, Group Bible Study, Historical Books, Historical Context, John Goldingay, New Preacher, New Testament, Old Testament Commentaries, Reviewer Of Books, Spck, Testament Series, Theological Framework, Tom Wright

I’ve been asked to become a regular reviewer of books for SPCK in 2013. This is therefore the first of a series of posts doing just that! In order to stay on focus for the blog I’m going to stick …

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Why James Jones is Wrong

By Peter Ould Posted on March 6, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Ecclesiastical, Secular / Christian, Sexuality, Theology, Wholeness 14 Comments Tagged with Bishop James, Conscription, Conversion Of Constantine, Cursory Glance, Diocesan Synod, Divergent Views, Ethical Issues, Ethical Positions, Human Sexuality, James Jones, Lively Debates, Moral Conviction, Moral Judgement, Moral Principles, No Doubt, Pacifism, Principle Of The Sanctity Of Human Life, Roman Empire, Sanctity Of Human Life, War Theory

In his speech to Liverpool Diocesan Synod today, Bishop James Jones has argued that the Church should view the debate over human sexuality in the same way that in the past we have agreed to disagree over Just War. He …

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Review – Ezra, Nehemiah and Esther for Everyone

Why James Jones is Wrong