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Jesus is too conservative for Christians
Today the UK Parliament discusses enabling homosexual marriage and thereby totally redefining marriage. We are assured that, although there is a free vote, it will pass its second reading because all three major parties are for it. The political élite appears, therefore, to have disenfranchised the Christian churches and the other main religious groups, which have come out almost universally against the move (barring the infinitesimally small number of Unitarians and Quakers, as I mentioned here). There is no longer a political party representing Christian teaching – a sobering point to have reached.
Posted in Creation, Politics and sociology, Theology
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King Richard’s descendants
I guess the whole world knows that King Richard III’s skeleton has been found in Leicester. Two things about it particularly interested me.
Posted in Politics and sociology, Science
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