Tuesday, 25 November 2008
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The Dr Susan Carmichael Mysteries: crime fiction of faith, doubt and revelation.
Sermons, reflections and writing from Simon Woodman
About
Revd Dr Simon Woodman is Minister of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church in London, and a New Testament scholar who has written on the Book of Revelation.
Novels
The Dr Susan Carmichael Mysteries: crime fiction of faith, doubt and revelation.
Books
Remembered Sisters
Faith in Doubt: Prayers and Poems
The Book of Revelation: Currents in British Research on the Apocalypse
The Lydia Question
The Plainly Revealed Word of God?
Prayers of the People
The story of Women in Ministry in the Baptist Union of Great Britain
The Book of Revelation
Contributions
Revolution and Resistance
Encyclopedia of the Bible and Its Reception
Re-Membering the Body
Reclaiming the Common Good
Holy Spirit: Unfinished Agenda
Wisdom, Science and the Scriptures
Delivering the Word
Dictionary of the Bible and Western Culture
The Book of Revelation - Bible Society
Questions of Identity
Bible and Justice
The Way the World Ends?
Blog Archive
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- God, Order and Chaos - René Girard and the Apocalypse
- Where Christ touches down
- A Question
- How long in the pool?
- R.S.C.
- E/I E/I OH!
- Why can't the English learn to speak?
- The Smiths - 'Stretch out and wait'
- Just Say No!
- Barack Obama as the Antichrist
- My Desktop
- Iron Maiden – Number of the Beast (1982)
- Pause for Thought - Radio 2 #2
- Pause for Thought - Radio 2
- Memeing
- Sean's last night
- Quote of the day
- Time to remember
- Posting from Council
- BU Council and Kings College London
- Gog and Magog
- Ghostbusters (1984)
- Prince - Seven
- The Clash – Four Horsemen
- Metallica - The Four Horsemen
- The Four Bikers of the Apocalypse
- The Book of Revelation in Contemporary Culture
- Race
- Barak goes into battle
- Remembrance Day
- The great David Pawson / Simon Woodman apocalyptic...
- Radio 2 Pause for Thought
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3 comments:
I hope not. That would be impersonal and impossible - unless it was that you need one point, and the only way to get that is by faith in Jesus. . .
Thing is, following the old Sheep and Goats story some people would think they had the points when they actually had none
while those who actually a good score would be rather bemused at the discovery
Maybe: you get given the point you need to get in (immigration fee paid for on the cross) but you also need subsidiary points you need to earn through, shock horror, actually living out a life of service and relationship? Of course these points don't count if the fee hasn't been paid - but it has, hasn't it? Do your points still count if you don't know the fee's been paid? If you don't believe in the fee payer?
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