Tobias – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Reasonable and Holy – A Review

By Peter Ould Posted on March 7, 2011 Posted in Anglicanism, Review, Sexuality, Theology 41 Comments Tagged with Batteries, Circumstance, Conjecture, Current Situation, Greek Words, Half A Dozen, Hebrew Words, Holy Spirit, Human Sexuality, Insights, Insignificance, Inspiration, Last Thirty Years, Liberal Application, Liberal Perspective, Richard Hooker, Scriptural Text, Scripture, Spirit, Texts, Thesis, Tobias, Vocabulary, Word Of God

Let me get one thing straight right at the start. I really wanted to like this book. I did, I truly did. I was looking forward to getting my hands on a book written from a liberal perspective on human …

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Reasonable and Holy

By Peter Ould Posted on February 26, 2011 Posted in Sexuality, Theology 1 Comment Tagged with Addresses, Anglican Tradition, Avenues, Commenters, Conflict, Epsicopal Church, Few Days, Fordham, Haller, Homosexuality, Journey, Loving Relationships, New York City, Rationale, Rightness, St James, Stanislas, Tobias, Vicar

My copy of this book by Tobias Haller that a number of commenters have been pointing to has arrived in the post. Give me a few days to digest it before you ask me what I think. Reasonable and Holy …

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Reasonable and Holy – A Review

Reasonable and Holy