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NEW DIRECTIONS:
March 2004
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Our illustration shows the west front of the Parish Church of Goldthorpe in the South Yorkshire coal-field. Built at the behest of Lord Halifax, Goldthorpe was the first church in England to be built entirely of ferro-concrete. Famous since its foundation for lively Catholic worship, the building has recently been magnificently restored, largely through a grant made by the English Heritage Lottery Fund. |
Thoughts
on GRAS
John Habgood on the dimensions of tolerance
Lost
Tools of Learning
Andrew Starkie reflects on confusion and
crisis in education
Responding
to Cristina
Paul Richardson offers some reflections on
Christianity in modern times
Hot
Catholics
Scott Anderson on the possibilites for renewal and growth
Devotional
A text for all times
Anglican
Communion
Arthur Middleton looks at the Faith of the Anglican Commuion
Greek
Fire
Anne Gardom on a cross-cultural visionary
My!
My! My!
Patrick Henry Reardon on a biblical temptress
The
Book of Numbers
Robbie Low on why long division doesn't add up
Faith
of our Fathers
Continuing the Way of Unitive Prayer in Richard Baxter
No
Authority
Geoffrey Kirk looks at some very weak arguments
The
Way We Live Now
No Abiding City
Synod
Insider
Gerry O'Brien on inconsequentialities
Letter
from America
Auburn Traycik on More Networking
Letter
from Australia
Impaired communion
Book
Reviews
The power of myths real and imagined
Stay
and Fight
Paul Griffin on standing where God has put you
Media
Watch
Short term memory loss: George Austin reflects on an afternoon's viewing
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