Canterbury – Page 3 – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Oop North

By Peter Ould Posted on April 28, 2011 Posted in Home Life No Comments Tagged with Canterbury, Conversations, Oop North, Parents, Royal Wedding

Just come back from an Easter break up north with my parents. Back for the Royal Wedding and last things on the house before the start of May. Lots of exciting conversations over the past two weeks as we get …

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Hiatus – Update

By Peter Ould Posted on April 1, 2011 Posted in Website 3 Comments Tagged with Blogging, Broadband, Canterbury, Hiatus, Month Of April

It’s looking very likely that it’ll take a few weeks to get broadband into our new home in Canterbury. Expect intermittent blogging during the month of April… Of course, there are exciting things happening in the meantime!

Hiatus

By Peter Ould Posted on March 24, 2011 Posted in Doctor Who, Home Life, Website 4 Comments Tagged with Blogging, Canterbury, Hiatus

Blogging might be pretty sporadic over the next few weeks as I sort out a house move to Canterbury, but in the meantime here’s some things to keep you excited…

Dear Pizza Hut

By Peter Ould Posted on October 23, 2010 Posted in General 1 Comment Tagged with 5 Million, Adverts, Brother, Canterbury, Charity, Convenience, Dolphins, Donations, Friday Evening, Hut Pizza, Menus, Milli, Pizza Express, Pizza Hut, Pizzas, Reply, Surprise, Turnover, Wfp, World Food Programme, World Hunger Relief

Dear Pizza Hut, Imagine my surprise, when on Friday evening I took my wife and brother-in-law out to your restaurant in Canterbury. At the end of the meal I was presented with the bill and there at the bottom was …

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Women Bishops – Now What?

By Peter Ould Posted on July 11, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Ecclesiastical, Women Bishops 9 Comments Tagged with Amendments, Anglo, Bishops, Canterbury, Catholics, Clergy, Committe, Diocesan Bishop, Dioceses, Dissenters, Evangelicals, Favour, General Synod, Occassions, Revision Committee, Second Amendment, Statutory Protection, Statutory Recognition, Viability, Worth Reading

I’m sure most of you know already the events yesterday at General Synod. Three different amendments were presented to the Women Bishops legislation, each of which designed in their own way to provide some statutory recognition and protection for those …

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Responding to “The Church and Homosexuality”

By Peter Ould Posted on July 6, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Jeffrey John, Marriage, Sexuality, Theology, Tradition 24 Comments Tagged with Address, Assumption, Canterbury, Childless Marriage, Christ Church, Covenant, Dr John, Ephesians 5, Gay Relationships, Homosexuality, Image Of God, Jeffrey John, Love And Commitment, Marriage, Nothing Of The Kind, Notion, Ordination, Participants, Priesthood, Relevant Section, Revolutionary Step, Sacrament, Sacramental Theology, Same Sex Relationships, Senses, Sex, Sex Partnerships, Stable, Thc, Work Of Christ

I thought it might be suitable to address the main point of Jeffrey John’s position as outlined in his paper, “The Church and Homosexuality” which was first published in 1998.Â In some senses this is a better paper then the …

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