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07 Feb

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Words Matter | Part ThreeFirst published November 2016In this third article, my spirit is exercised by evacuation: the understanding that the spirit of this world has so completely swallowed ‘the christian church’ that it is oblivious to the significance and usage of - words. One...

13 Jan

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Words Matter | Part TwoFirst Published November 2016Let’s begin again where we commenced last time, with the witlessness of some of our political leaders. It's no more than a single week since part one was written, but the burden has not lifted, so we had...

19 Oct

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First Published November 2016 It was reported in the press that Donald Trump had a visit from the American Secret Service. Apparently, they had to remind Mr Trump of this, that ‘words matter’. This was following a veiled encouragement that Donald Trump made to the NRA...

10 Sep

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First published August 2013 One writes this article somewhat reluctantly. Its motivation is not to correct, for I see no hope whatsoever for development. It is rather written to warn. A warning for those who have not yet fully embraced the dead-end I am about to...

17 Jun

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First Published October 2013  There is, on the ground near Modena in northern Italy, a pattern imprinted in the earth. It’s not a physical structure that can be measured or photographed but, nevertheless, it is there. It is a set square, little more than two brass coloured lines, yet it...

27 Nov

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First Published April 2016Charles Sheldon was an American pastor who, in 1886, wrote a series of articles on the duty of Christians as they faced major questions of the times. He was also an outspoken socialist. Ten years later, the articles were turned into a...

05 Oct

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First Published March 2016 On one occasion in the 1420s, royal courtiers came before the King to inform him that one of his favourite ships had sunk and been lost. “Sir,” they exclaimed, “we have lost the Holigost.” The name indicated the reverence that King Henry...

20 Jul

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First Published Dec 2016The kingdomThe kingdom of God is a dictatorship. The Almighty sits on a throne governing the heavens and the earth. And yet, He does not do that alone. For God is Father, Son and Holy Spirit who confer in counsel together in perfect unity of...