Sailing the Last Voyage with Newton and Pascal
Table of Contents and Overview for At the Inlet | Information and ordering instructions for all of our fiction The Sunday after her presentation to the royal family was Terry’s first time back in the Cathedral since her visit in March. The Cathedral’s high-church splendour had not dimmed since that time. Since it was the …
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Positive Infinity is pleased to launch its podcast with the video series More Than Dreams. It is the story of five people whose search for real meaning in life led them to a direct encounter with God himself. This week we feature the trailer for the series; in the coming weeks, we will feature the …
Pure men, and women too, all of the world unspotted, That they might reach the heights to holy saints allotted, That they might fortify the heart against life's stress, Composed such prayers as still comfort us and bless. But none has ever stirred in me such deep emotions As that the priest recites at Lententide …
In our last three posts on the different parts of Anglicanism, we've looked first at Anglo-Catholicism, then Evangelicalism, and after that the Charismatic renewal. Now we turn our attention to a group of people who seem to have influence well out of proportion to their numbers, or for that matter to the substance of their …
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Table of Contents and Overview for At the Inlet | Information and ordering instructions for all of our fiction Serelia’s palace compound was at the very northern tip of the peninsula on which Serelia town and Serelia Beach were situated; it took up about the same amount of space as a regular eighteen-hole golf course …
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The drama that is taking place this week behind closed doors in Tanzania has created a real guessing game in the Anglican Communion. While we wait for the results--assuming there are meaningful results--let's think for a moment about an obvious question: how has liberal "Christianity" held on as long as it has? Everyone knows that …
When many people hear of the Charismatic Renewal, they roll their eyes and pray that the conversation goes another way. It is amazing that a movement that had such a wide impact in its day is not only forgotten but gleefully so. There are a few holdouts out there--the Charismatic Episcopal Church is the main …
It's no real surpise that Rudy Giuliani is running for President. The surprise comes in how well he does in polls of Republicans. The apparent attempt of the party's higher echelons to "crown" John McCain early and avoid a hard primary/caucus season is not going as well as planned. What your opinion of this depends …
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Table of Contents and Overview for At the Inlet | Information and ordering instructions for all of our fiction The next day was Pentecost Sunday, always a day of celebration at church, but for Terry everything was a blur. Monday she came into her office to clean out her things; Prince William would act as …
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In a previous post, we discussed the problems of Anglo-Catholics in their walk to Rome. We've spent a fair amount of time on that; now let's look at the weakness of the other branch of orthodox Anglicanism, the evangelical wing. Our contention is that Evangelical Anglicans need to take a hard look at their adherence …
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