7.7.08
New frontiers
The Bishop of Bath and Wells spoke about Peter in Acts being invited to eat unclean food. 'What God has cleansed you must not call common,' said a voice from the heavens in this episode that was a prelude to the mission to the gentiles... 'God's saving justice called Peter into a new place... Christian faith cannot gain from human bondage. It is in being fully human that we are made in God's image...'
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A little background reading on the two theological integrities in the Church of England regarding women in ministry.
Networks
Sites ref. Revising Reform
- Between
- Techy and theo
- Euangelion Kata Markon
- Irreligiousity
- We mixed our drinks
- not just a sandwich
- Dr Jim's Thinking Shop
- Positive Infinity
- Seeker
- Hikano
- Euangelizomai.blogspot.com
- Her name is Lucy
- Lesley's blog
- Anita in Oxford
- biblioblogs
- Youthblog
- Messy Church's blog
- Beaker Folk
- Thinking Anglicans
- Churchmouse
- CaptainChris's blog
- Gospel rights and wrongs
- More questions
- Aristotle's Feminist Subject
- Seven whole days
- Men and Women in the Church
- Dr Huw
- Notes from Off-center
- anglobaptist
- Child of the Wind
- hypotyposeis
- Airtonjo
- Euangelion
- The Half Welshman
- Rod's Political Jesus
- Gentle Wisdom
- Jack of all trades
- Brad Cook
- Clobberblog
- Exploring Our Matrix
- Inquiring Minds
- The Golden Rule
- Tim Ricchuiti's blog
- Biblioblog Euangelion
- Forbidden Gospels
- Revgalblogpals blog
- Karen's curacy cafe
- Dan and Anna
- Chipping away at Churchianity
- Lingamish award
- Peter Carrell's diocese blog
- General Synod
- Alastair Cutting's blog
- Women in Ministries
- Gentle Wisdom award
- Lingamish meme
- David Ould.net
- Available Light
- New Epistles
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