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NEW DIRECTIONS:
FEBRUARY 2005
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Our cover illustration is of Veit Voss's Angelic Salutation, one of the most beautiful examples of German Renaissance sculpture, commissioned in 1517 for St Lorenz, Nuremberg. As the religious climate of Germany changed and the city embraced Lutheranism (1525), the sculpture was endangered by the wave of iconoclasm which swept the city. It was saved by its close association with the wealthy Tocher family which had commissioned it. A cover was made for it, which was occasionally removed for display to distinguished visitors, and not permanently removed until the middle of the nineteenth century. |
Deliberate confusion?
Nicholas Turner takes the conspiracy theorists' perspective
Heaven on earth
Andy Hawes on the mourning after
A love hymn from God
Father Peter on a spiritual phenomenon
Queen Anne's Bounty
George Austin on the changing financial lot of the clergy
Gudwara for Them?
Hugh Baker on multicultural mayhem
What is an Evangelical?
Christopher Idle is one of them
Devotional
Message from Our Lord through Vassula Rydén
My God, are you there?
John Ebdon on intelligence of the infinite
Love me tender
Alan Edwards worships the King
A Sea of Faces
Anne Gardom visits a remarkable exhibition in London's East End
Doris Day Dreams
Patrick Henry Reardon on depressing determinism
Women Bishops
Stuart Seaton assesses 'The Call'
B****** B******* C*******
Robbie Low on Jerry Springer and all that
Faith of our Fathers
The Mystery and Disaster of Life
The Way We Live Now
The mystery of the missing Messiah
Synod Insider
Gerry O'Brien on a curious correspondence
Letter from America
Michael Heidt on words without meaning
Letter from Australia
Funeral rites and wrongs
Book Reviews
Robin Eames, René Girard, Robert Hawker
It could be you
Arthur Lewis advertises a winning little number
Media Watch
George Austin on ceasing to be human
P
Update on the Bishop John Richards Memorial Appeal
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