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Musings from Northern Exile to Planet South
Who?
- Pete
- London, in a way, United Kingdom
- I love God (Father, Son & Holy Spirit), my Wife, the North of England, pies, & rock. I'm currently training at Oak Hill Theological College which is a sort of Vicar-factory.
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- Gospel Optimism 9: Headlines and Eschatology
- "Be still and know that I am God"
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- More on Jacob
- Jacob, Leah and Rachel
- O come all ye faithless...
- Postmillenialism and Suffering 3 (updated)
- Typology and my 'never gonna do it' phd.
- God is Love
- Ephesians and the Armour of God
- Postmillenialism and Suffering 2
- Postmillenialism and Suffering 1
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2 comments:
Shall we boycott Borders?
An excellent free-market way of making our point!
Dunno.
I'm quite surprised at how in-your-face they're being. Maybe I shouldn't be.
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