Likeness – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

What’s the Point of Confession?

By Peter Ould Posted on May 10, 2013 Posted in Confession, Theology No Comments Tagged with Augustine Of Hippo, Bridegroom, Children Of God, Christian Thinkers, Clendenin, Confession, Deceit, Dissertation, Eastern Orthodox Theology, Greek Word, Hippo, Human Environment, Likeness, Man Jesus Christ, Marriage Bed, Perfect Truth, Rakestraw, Reintegration, St Augustine Of Hippo, Wooden Boxes

Extracted from my Oxford Dissertation. 1.1 – Integration with Christ â€œLike a bridegroom, Christ went forth from his chamber. He went out with a foreshadowing of his wedding into the field of the worldâ€¦ He came to the marriage bed …

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Rowan’s Address to Synod

By Peter Ould Posted on February 9, 2010 Posted in Church of England, Sexuality, Theology 7 Comments Tagged with Body Of Christ, Carelessness, Christian Freedom, Christian Integrity, Crises, Critical Sense, Distinctive Contribution, Heart To Heart, Holy Spirit, Human Realities, Human Sexuality, Isolation, Likeness, Neighbour, Priests, Rowan, Sanctification, Self Interest, Synod, Worshippers

You can read the full thing here. For me, the key sections around human sexuality are these. The debate over the status and vocational possibilities of LGBT people in the Church is not helped by ignoring the existing facts, which …

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What’s the Point of Confession?

Rowan’s Address to Synod