Misconceptions – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Paedophilophobia

By Peter Ould Posted on January 3, 2013 Posted in Paedophilia, Sexuality 131 Comments Tagged with Abuse Of Power, Child Abuse Allegations, Civil Liberties, Coercion, Consensus, Criminal Law, Feature Writer, Firestorm, Jimmy Savile, Jon Henley, Law Revision, Misconceptions, Paedophiles, Pressure Group, Revelations, Revision Committee, Ripple, Sex Offenders, Sexual Experiences, Three Decades

Warning – this is one of those posts where I write something that can easily be misunderstood. Read everything I have to say before responding to just one section. Ready? An article in today’s Guardian has caused a bit of …

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Jesus on Homosexuality

By Peter Ould Posted on December 18, 2011 Posted in Scripture, Sexuality 46 Comments Tagged with Colossians 1, Declarations, Gay Couples, Gay Relationships, Gay Side, Homosexuality, Mankind, Many Things, Misconceptions, Old Testament, Omnipotence, Omniscience, Relationships And Marriage, Religious Leaders, Same Sex Relationships, Sermon On The Mount, Several Times, Silence, Words Of Jesus, Writers Of The Bible

Shawn has a great post on the silent and the audible words of Jesus on homosexuality. John 21:25Â states there were many things that Jesus said and did that no one recorded. Â True, He could have spoken in approval about same-sex …

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Review – Dysciples

By Peter Ould Posted on December 7, 2010 Posted in Discipleship, Theology No Comments Tagged with Being A Christian, Bump, Constraints, Discipleship, Ea, Executive Director, Extraordinary Powers, Health And Wealth, Human Beings, Humility, Krish, Life Of Peter The Apostle, Misconceptions, Peter The Apostle, Sequel, Simple Truth, Ups, Ups And Downs, Walk Of Faith, Walk With God

Stick your hand up if like me as a child you used to dream of flying. The idea of being a superhero, unbound by the normal constraints of humanity is appealing, and sometimes we think that being a Christian should …

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