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Thursday, April 24, 2008

Meditation between hospital appointments: Posture: Standing or Kneeling

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By both modern liturgists and leaders of the praise-and-worship movement, we have been told that STANDING is the right and normal posture f...
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Friday, April 18, 2008

NO MORE TRACTS FROM TOON TO READ!

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For over five years I have sent out tracts, meditations, and short studies; and several thousands of them are stored here and there. Not a f...
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008

God and sickness according to The Book of Common Prayer

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There are occasions over the centuries in the revision and “enrichment” of an edition of The BCP that the existing service is so radically c...
Monday, April 14, 2008

The Queerness of Jesus' Body: modern TEC doctrine

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Peter Toon Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, Mass, lists this course for its June 2008 Term. (EDS trains future Episcopal clergy, and ...

a book to read!

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From Christianity Today's Books and Culture: "Both Read the Same Bible" Mark Noll on the Civil War as a theological crisis. by...

Anglicanism in North America--polity and liturgy, especially written for folks abroad

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Peter Toon On the old Anglican map of the world, North America comprised two provinces , both in communion with the Church of England throug...

One of the finest prayers of The BCP (1549, 1662, USA 1928)

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A meditation by Peter Toon on, The Collect for The Second Sunday after Easter: Almighty God, who has given thine only Son to be unto us both...
Thursday, April 03, 2008

GAFCON and AKINOLA

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A section of the Pastoral Letter to the Anglican Church of Nigeria from its Primate, Archbishop Peter Akinola, dated April 2nd “GAFCON The G...

Pastoral Letter from the Church of Nigeria Standing Committee

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Posted On : April 2, 2008 5:01 PM Posted By : Admin ACO Related Categories: Nigeria ACNS: 4385 The Most Revd Peter J. Akinola My Dear People...
Wednesday, April 02, 2008

ONE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER: Three Editions in North America

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To speak of The Book of Common Prayer in The Episcopal Church [TEC], and in much of the new Anglicanism in the U.S.A. since 2000 (AMIA, CANA...
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