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Tag Archives: theology
Losing out on the Trinity
Am I right? I think I’ve noticed both among liberals and, surprisingly, Evangelicals, a move away from the orthodox belief in God as Trinity to Arianism – God, Jesus and the Spirit. A few weeks ago the Sunday Service from … Continue reading
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Tagged augustine, Christianity, god, jesus, Protestant, theology, trinity
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Forming priests the Kelham way: true patrimony
With the Feast Of St Michael and all Angels on 29th September (St Michael, St Gabriel and St Raphael in the current Roman calendar) the thoughts of those of us who were trained as Anglicans for the priesthood at the … Continue reading
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Tagged C of E, Catholic, Christianity, church, clergy formation, clergy training, Kelham, priestly life, religious life, Society of the Sacred Mission, theology
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Ordinariate Pilgrim 