Sex and Jihad – the Failure of Modern Hermeneutics

Over the past few weeks I’ve been slowly coming to the conclusion that there is a massive similarity in the way our society is handling the two “religious” questions of homosexuality and violent Islam. In both areas there has been a singular failure to read religious texts as they were intended to be read and [...]
View Post bible, hermeneutics, jesus, qu'ran, sword verses, terrorism, Woolwich murdersAppreciation of Peter and Christine Jensen

Tonight sees a service officially farewelling Archbishop Peter Jensen and his wife Christine. Archbishop Peter Jensen and Mrs Christine Jensen will be officially farewelled at a large service at St Andrew’s Cathedral on Friday night, 14th of June. Dignitaries such as the Premier, Barry O’Farrell and the Governor, Professor Marie Bashir, will be in attendance [...]
View Post Anglican Church League, Archbishop Peter Jensen, Australian Church Record, Christian Jensen, Diocese of Sydney, thanks, tributeAll 3 Sydney Cathedral Leaders Support Rick

from WhyRick Three of the Sydney Diocese’s senior ministers – the rectors of the three Cathedrals – have spoken out on why Rick Smith should be the next Archbishop. Their statement follows last week’s commendation of Mr Smith from the outgoing and incoming principals of Moore College: John Woodhouse and Mark Thompson. Sandy Grant, Bruce [...]
View Post Archbishop of Sydney, Bruce Morrison, Phillip Jensen, Rick Smith, Sandy GrantOprah’s “God of Love” Doesn’t Love Enough

Preached James 4:1-12 this last Sunday (audio to follow soon). James includes this statement… James 4:4-5 You adulterous people, don’t you know that friendship with the world means enmity against God? Therefore, anyone who chooses to be a friend of the world becomes an enemy of God. Or do you think Scripture says without reason that he jealously longs for [...]
View Post god, James, jealousy, love, OprahGreat Review of Dan Brown’s Inferno

The Daily Telegraph UK’s Jake Kerridge has a classic review of Dan Brown’s latest schlockfest. There is nothing kinky about Robert: the man is so vanilla that he must be part-descended from orchids. We can’t even be told that the Piazza della Signoria is one of Langdon’s favourite plazas without being reassured that this is [...]
View Post Daily Telegraph, Dan Brown, Inferno, Jake KerridgeSome Great Free Books

Don’t like paying for stuff but still like good theology? Check these out: BiblicalTraining.org are offering Louis Berkhof’s classic Systematic Theology for free here - you can also download it as a pdf. Even more spectacular, Ligonier are offering a big stack of ebooks by R.C. Sproul for absolutely nothing! To further help Christians know what they believe, [...]
View Post books, free stuff, Louis Berkhof, R.C. SproulWeakness is the Way

Great Video of J.I. Packer talking about his new book, Weakness is the Way. You can get the book right here. via Dave Miers
View Post cross, J.I. Packer, weaknessUnrest in Salisbury Goes All the Way to the Top?

Salisbury Diocese in the Church of England has had a bit of a rough go of it lately. Everything was bubbling along nicely until the outspoken Vicar of St Martin in the Fields, Nicholas Holtam, got made diocesan bishop in 2011. It didn’t take long for Holtam to stick his oar into the quagmire of gay [...]
View Post "gay marriage", Diocese of Salisbury, graham kings, human sexuality, Nick Holtam60 Years

God Save the Queen You can watch the whole coronation here.
View Post handel, queen elizabeth ii, Westminster Abbey, Zadok the PriestOutgoing and Incoming Moore Principals Back Rick Smith

from whyrick.info In his last days as Principal of Moore Theological College Dr John Woodhouse has joined his successor Dr Mark Thompson in strongly endorsing Canon Rick Smith as our next Archbishop. Dr Woodhouse says ‘in Rick Smith we have a man whose theological understanding reflects what I’d like to call the heart of this [...]
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