Posted in Evangelism and Apologetics, Reformed Theology, Theology and Discipleship on March 7, 2007 | 5 Comments »
Doug Phillips writes of a C of E service he attended at Westminster Abbey [Reformation21]:
…the freight of the worship service was carried by the liturgy, which of course was straight Cranmer. It was tremendously redemptive in focus and extremely rich. It strikes me that this liturgically-loaded service has a great strength and a [...]
Posted in Democracy, Ethics, Evangelism and Apologetics, Faith & Reason, literature on March 7, 2007 | No Comments »
Driving back to school I was listening to this opening paragraph from Charles Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities, and it stuck in my mind, as it seemed to show, not only an insight for paradox, but a keen and perceptive understanding of the nature of the French Revolution and its adversaries.
IT WAS the best [...]
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