Myth – Page 2 – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

On Victim Narratives

By Peter Ould Posted on May 17, 2008 Posted in Scripture, UK Politics, Wholeness No Comments Tagged with Christians, Destructive Forces, Feminists, Guidance, Love And Marriage, Love Marriage, Marriage, Myth, Narrative, Narratives, Personal Problems, Prudence, Shame, Siblings, Spousal Relationship, Taking Drugs, Teenage Years, Terry Pratchett, Upright Man, Witches, Young Men

A fantastic piece on being a victim by Andrew Lilico All of us are influenced by narratives, tales of why our lives are as they are, how other people will act in certain situations and how they will react if …

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God, Gays and the Church – A Brief Review

By Peter Ould Posted on February 16, 2008 Posted in Anglican Communion, Church of England, Sexuality 24 Comments Tagged with Anecdotal Evidence, Book God, Christians, Dr Whitehead, Editorial Work, Gagnon, Gays, General Synod, Homosexual Identity, Homosexual Practice, Homosexuality, Myth, Power Of God, Same Sex Attraction, Satinover, Sexual Orientation, Sexuality, Testimonies, True Stories, Worth Reading

A number of people both on and off this blog have asked me repeatedly what my opinion of the book “God, Gays and the Church” is? As you know, the book was published on Wednesday and includes the first public …

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On Victim Narratives

God, Gays and the Church – A Brief Review