Statistics – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Peter’s Axioms on Quoting Statistics

By Peter Ould Posted on March 13, 2012 Posted in Statistics 4 Comments Tagged with Academic Paper, Axioms, Cohort Studies, Controversy, Decade, Exaggeration, Existence, Gay Unions, Marriage, Original Research, Paper Doesn, Primary Source, Same Sex Marriage, Secondary Sources, Standard Deviation, Standard Deviations, Statistics, Valid Excuse

Go to any article on same-sex marriage and the controversy around gay unions, and at some point someone is going to make a claim and back it up by citing an academic paper. Knowing that many of you do that, …

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Behold the Twurch

By Peter Ould Posted on December 9, 2009 Posted in Technology, Website 2 Comments Tagged with Alan Wilson, Api, Archbishop John, Bishops, Blog, Broadbent, England Website, Fun, Geek, Grab Bar, Hamid, John Sentamu, Real Time, Statistics, Steven Croft, Tomson, Tweeter, Tweeters, Vicar, Widget

It is finally unleashed!!!! Mouse currently follows around 70 people in this Twitter stream, including one Archbishop (John Sentamu) and nine bishops (Alan Wilson, David Hamid, David Rossdale, David Tomson, Lee Rayfield, Mike Hill, Nick Baines, Pete Broadbent and Steven …

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Prayer works..

By Peter Ould Posted on June 18, 2008 Posted in Birth, Reuben 6 Comments Tagged with Adjective, Antenatal Class, Birth Experience, C Sections, Childbirth, Christians, Church Diary, Coincidence, Coincidences, Forceps, Girls, Labour And Birth, Natural Birth, Nine Months, Prayer Diary, Pregnancy, Reuben, Sovereignty Of God, Statistics, Time Peter

It’s obvious to us as Christians that prayer works. Reuben’s birth illustrates this point very well: As Peter is curate of our church, we as a couple are listed in the church diary as a topic for prayer. When we …

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