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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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Making Sense of Making Sense of Sex

By Peter Ould Posted on June 22, 2012 Posted in Review, Sex, Sexuality 6 Comments Tagged with Abhorrence, Adrian Thatcher, Church Christ, Ekklesia, Ephesians 5, Eucharistic Bread, Feast Of The Lord, Intents And Purposes, Liberal Theology, Love Feast, Orthodox Christianity, Rowan Williams, Scripture And Tradition, Sexual Relationships, Sexual Roles, Spck, Theological Truth, Thinking About Sex, Three Quarters, Work Of Christ

Adrian Thatcher’s new book in SPCK’s “Modern Church” series, Making Sense of Sex is a masterpiece of liberal theology which relies upon dictating the basis of theological truth to derive its outcome of validating sexual relationships traditionally condemned by orthodox …

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