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Selfish adults ‘damage childhood’

Posted by: Ros on: February 2, 2009

The BBC reports that a new survey has finally come to some sensible conclusions about parenting. They say: According to the panel, “excessive individualism” is to blame for many of the problems children face and needs to be replaced by a value system where people seek satisfaction more from helping others rather than pursuing private [...]

Children’s Charter

Posted by: Ros on: July 7, 2008

Today I visited Malmesbury Abbey.  It was very nice to wander round this ancient, beautiful, crumbling building and get the clear impression that it is still home to a congregation who are a living expression of the body of Christ.  Everywhere, visitors were pointed not only to items of historical interest, but also to the [...]


Conversational theology:

the art of learning deep truths about God and man in the company of friends, whilst drinking tea and eating cake.

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