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A Blog on Bishops and the BNP

Posted by Dyfed Roberts on Friday, March 26, 2010, In : Linking other blogs 
This is a great post by Ekklesia's Jon Bartley on Church of England Bishops and the BNP.

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How should the church act during the forthcoming election?

Posted by Dyfed on Wednesday, March 10, 2010, In : Post-Christendom 
This is a great article by Jonathan Bartley of the Ekklesia think tank. It suggests how the church should do politics in this post-Christendom period. If you read anything today - this should be it.

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Celtic Christianity

Posted by Dyfed on Friday, February 26, 2010, In : Linking other blogs 
There will be plenty of people who will not find the Ekklesia website at all appealing. They do have this tendency to be liberal. For myself, though, I love their stuff and find it refreshing. Check this blog out on Celtic Christianity.

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Some thoughts following my visit to Occupy London.

October 27th 2011

Ok so there’s plenty to disagree with but this is such a good song.

October 12th 2011
There are so many draining things we can focus on during the day: how we appear to others, how much others do or don’t respect us, how we can get people to do what we want. But once we become aware of the negative impact of these areas of focus, we can get clear on - even excited about - who we really want to be … We can shift our focus toward qualities like mercy, gentleness, courage, and the many others that bring true joy in our lives and in the lives of others.

Sasha Silverman and Malcom Smith

via MinEmergent

October 5th 2011
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