Social Cohesion – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

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By Peter Ould Posted on March 21, 2012 Posted in Popular Culture, Prayer, UK News 19 Comments Tagged with Arrhythmia, Bbc, Bbc Website, Blood Vessels, Bolton Wanderers, Christianity Magazine, Consultant Cardiologist, Cpr, Deaner, Defibrillation, Dr Andrew, Exact Time, Gary Cahill, London Chest Hospital, Muscles, Professed Faith, Saturday Evening, Social Cohesion, Teammate, Tweets, Ventricular Fibrillation

What’s the longest you can survive without your heart beating by itself? As more and more facts emerge from Saturday evening’s events, the only word that can be used to accurately describe Francis Muamba’s treatment and recovery is miraculous. Muamba …

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The Uniqueness of Christ

By Peter Ould Posted on February 11, 2009 Posted in Church of England 17 Comments Tagged with Best Practices, Christianity, Christians, Clear Signal, Clergy, Commendations, Conscience, Explicit Statement, Faith, Faiths, Fun, House Of Bishops, Image Of God, Marginalisation, Moving, No Doubt, Notions, Ordination, Paul Eddy, People, Prophetic Witness, Public Arena, Social Cohesion, Synod, Uniqueness, Universal Significance, Western Culture

Synod is now moving into debating motion GS Misc 905B. The fun should start shortly… That this Synod request the House of Bishops to report to the Synod on their understanding of the uniqueness of Christ in Britain’s multi-faith society, …

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The Uniqueness of Christ