Peter Ould on September 14th, 2008

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Peter Ould on August 3rd, 2008

Thought it would be interesting to analyse where the final reflections document differs from the fourth draft.

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Fourth Draft
Final Document

This section should have been titled “The Bishop and Homosexuality” because it was quickly apparent the whole spectrum of human [...]

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Peter Ould on July 2nd, 2008

For a few weeks I’ve had a copy of the book to the right sat on my desk. it was sent to me as a review copy and I’ve been slowly going through it, a bit every day, time allowing. I’ve finally come to the end of reading it and have a simple, clear thing [...]

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Peter Ould on June 12th, 2008

There’s a fascinating series of blog posts from Adrian Warnock currently being published from his interview with Nathan Fellingham of Phatfish at New Word Alive over Easter.
On the success of Phatfish

Well, Phatfish is a band that’s been together for about fourteen or fifteen years now. The backbone of that is myself and my brother, Luke, [...]

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Peter Ould on March 25th, 2008

Andrew and Giles Goddard (no relation) have been engaged in a series of online discussions on homosexuality. The latest missive from Andrew to Giles is interesting because Andrew has deliberately upped the ante and challenged Giles to reply with a coherent, biblical pro-gay theology.

As you say, ‘we have to start engaging with the more crunchy [...]

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