Christophany – Seeing the Invisible God. #3 – Wrestling for a blessing?

August 16, 2019 / David Ould / Blog, Christophany, Genesis / No Comments

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Transgender and the Doctrine of Marriage in Brisbane

March 1, 2018 / David Ould / Featured, Jude 3, Sexual Ethics / 1 Comment

Brisbane Priest Jo Inkpin’s decision to publicise a transgender transition raises important questions of consistency for the Anglican Church. The facts are pretty clear. Inkpin announced the transition in a blog post in July 2017. Outside of work, I have been increasingly living as a female and confiding in family and close friends. I am […]

Getting Across the Trans Issue – 2. The Biblical Worldview

February 23, 2018 / David Ould / Blog, Featured, Sexual Ethics / No Comments

n.b. this piece is part of a series based on the Sydney Diocese Social Issues Committee Gender Identity Report. Previously: GETTING ACROSS THE TRANS ISSUE – INTRODUCTION GETTING ACROSS THE TRANS ISSUE – 1. WORDS AND WORLDVIEWS How does the Bible speak into our rapidly shifting worldview? The report sets out clearly that, contrary to the […]

Interview with William Taylor

January 11, 2017 / David Ould / Media, others / 1 Comment

This week I’m at the CMS Summer School where this year’s speaker is William Taylor, rector of St Helen’s Bishopsgate in London. William was good enough to sit down with me (outside! you can hear some of the wildlife!) and we chatted about his conversion, his current ministry at St Helen’s, his impressions of Summer […]

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40 Questions, but only One Question is Needed

July 8, 2015 / David Ould / Featured, Sexual Ethics / 1 Comment

One of the conversations carrying on in the Christian blog world at the moment is the dialogue over Matthew Vine’s “40 questions for Christians who oppose marriage equality“, which itself has flowed from the excellent “40 questions for Christians now waving rainbow flags“. There are a number of great responses to Matthew Vines, but of […]