Objectivity – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

A Biblical Case for the Death Penalty

By Peter Ould Posted on August 4, 2011 Posted in Death Penalty, Theology, UK Politics 12 Comments Tagged with Biblical Case, Christian Faith, Dangerous Undertaking, Death Penalty, Elizabeth Hunter, Foolishness, Fragility, Humility, Inaction, Justice System, Murderers, Objectivity, Perfect Justice, Police Woman, Retribution, Staines, Theos, Those Hands, Traffic Warden, Understandable Desire

Much ruptures this morning in response to Paul Staines’ campaign to reintroduce the death penalty. Perhaps the most reasoned response is from Elizabeth Hunter of Theos. Perhaps it is because foreshortening a still-redeemable life seems a very dangerous undertaking, permissible …

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Camping it Up?

By Peter Ould Posted on October 7, 2008 Posted in Media, PostGay, Secular / Christian 67 Comments Tagged with Awkwardness, Bannerman, Boot Camp, Christian Rock Band, Dramatic Change, Evangelism, Exodus, Freedom Conference, Gay Boot, Groundwork, Healings, London Times, Objectivity, Pastors, Psychotherapy, Religion Reporter, S Books, Sensational Headline, Sexual Attraction, Sexual Orientation

The London Times yesterday ran a feature about the recent Exodus Conference in North Carolina. You can read it here. This is one of the opening paragraphs that sets the scene: Exodus is one of the ministries of the so-called …

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A Biblical Case for the Death Penalty

Camping it Up?