Monday, 30 March 2009
Interviewed by Andy Goodliff
If you're interested, you can read my interview with Andy Goodliff here...
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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.
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The Dr Susan Carmichael Mysteries: crime fiction of faith, doubt and revelation.
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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
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Re-Membering the Body
Reclaiming the Common Good
Holy Spirit: Unfinished Agenda
Wisdom, Science and the Scriptures
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Dictionary of the Bible and Western Culture
The Book of Revelation - Bible Society
Questions of Identity
Bible and Justice
The Way the World Ends?
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- Interviewed by Andy Goodliff
- A sermon worth reading
- The first 'Prefab' in the country
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- Megadeth - Blessed are the Dead
- Apparently, scholars are 'in uproar'
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- R.E.M. and the End of the World
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- Appendix to Appendectomy
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2 comments:
Simon - I know how you love to find references to Apocalyptic in contemporary works; you really should go and see Nicholas Cage's latest film, 'Knowing'. Loads of biblical allusions, references to Ezekiel's vision of the wheels, angels and more. The actual plot isn't much, but the effects are fun!
Thanks Bob... I'll check it out!
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