Impossibility – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Sepulchre

By Peter Ould Posted on October 6, 2010 Posted in Home Life, Poetry No Comments Tagged with Ascension, Ashes To Ashes, Child Benefit, Chromosomes, Corpse, Dwelling Place, Emotion, First Fruits, Forty Days, Holy Sepulchre, Impossibility, Lea Valley, Metaphors, Moses Basket, Mother Of My Children, New Birth, Nicodemus, Nourishment, Resurrection, Spring Dawn, Tiny Body, Valleys, Womb

I I have at home aÂ MosesÂ basket that lies empty, for the child that should have inhabited it is spread on the wind; ashes to ashes dust to Hertfordshire dust along the Lea Valley. Once he had a home a tight, …

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Lambeth Palace Speaks

By Peter Ould Posted on July 28, 2009 Posted in Anglican Communion, Anglican Covenant 33 Comments Tagged with Anglican, Archbishop Of Canterbury, Bishops, Blessings, Body Of Christ, Christian Marriage, Civil Liberties, Civil Unions, Communion, Consciences, Dioceses, Domestic Partnerships, Fundamental Human Rights, Good Guys, Human Dignity, Impossibility, Justice Issue, Lambeth Palace, Moratoria, Penitence, Prejudice, Rowan, Same Gender Marriage, Same Sex Unions, Theological Argument

We finally have some words from the Archbishop of Canterbury in response to the actions of TEC at their General Convention in Anaheim. And guys, it’s good, it’s really good. 4. The first is to do with the arguments most …

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Sepulchre

Lambeth Palace Speaks