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Chanukkah and Advent

By Peter Ould Posted on December 21, 2011 Posted in Advent, Chanukkah, Christology, Theology 25 Comments Tagged with Annunciation, Beginning With God, Channukkah, Chanukkah, Christian Reading, Compulsion, Exile, Fir Tree, Foe, Holy Abode, House Of Prayer, Hymn, Insolence, Jewish Festivals, Messiah, Oppressor, Pharaoh, Praises, Princes, Rock Of Salvation, Snare, Strange Gods, Tzur, Word Was God

For reasons I’ve outlined before, I’m convinced that Chanukkah is the correct timing for the Annunciation. So whilst there is no compulsion for Christians to celebrate Jewish festivals, it’s not wrong to do so and it might actually be worthwhile …

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An example of how some don’t get it

By Peter Ould Posted on August 13, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Sexuality 4 Comments Tagged with Aids, Apostle, Authorities, Brother, Canterbury, Christ Jesus, Cyprus, David Virtue, Exile, Few Words, God, Health Hazard, HIV, Hiv Aids, Mediterranean, Offensive Stereotypes, Rowan, Satirical Essay

David Virtue’s latest offering: St. Rowan’s Letter to Canterbury A Satirical Essay 1. Rowan called to be an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God and our brother Sodomites. I say this because our brother Sosthenes died of …

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Chanukkah and Advent

An example of how some don’t get it