Monthly Archives: March 2012

I Am The Bread Of Life

Posted on 30 March 2012 by Islwyn

Thinking back to the previous post of the confusion over the identity of Jesus today, what to make of Jesus was the dilemma that the chosen people of Israel had when Jesus lived with them 2000 years ago. Both Matthew and … Continue reading →

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Christianity Of The ‘Filleted’ Kind

Posted on 30 March 2012 by Islwyn

The journalist, Matthew Parris, wrote an insightful article on religion v secularism in a recent Spectator column.  It was titled: “Beware – I would say to believers – the patronage of unbelievers” Says Parris of the patronage of unbelievers, “They … Continue reading →

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When Grace Wore A Badge

Posted on 18 March 2012 by Islwyn

It has been said about us drivers that the last thing to be converted is our ‘right foot’. How do we react when we are caught speeding? What are our instinctive reactions to the distinctive markings of the vehicle we … Continue reading →

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Anglicans And The Second Coming Of Jesus Part IV

Posted on 7 March 2012 by Islwyn

“But isn’t it in Thessalonians and in Revelation replied the presenter,” Nicky Campbell. “But we don’t read the Bible that way anymore,” protested Bishop Lowe. “We read the Bible with a more modern interpretation.” “But,” insisted Nicky Campbell, “it is … Continue reading →

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