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| Blog Name: | The Blogging Parson |
| Url: | http://mpjensen.blogspot.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | theology, politics, ethics |
| Description: | it's another theology blog! |
| Popularity: | 76 Followers |
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Church order
Article 34 of the Thirty-Nine Articles (Of the Traditions of the Church) reads thus:It is not necessary that traditions and ceremonies be in all places one or utterly alike; for at all times they have been diverse, and may be changed according to the diversity of countries, times, and men's manners, so that nothing be ordained against God's word. So - there is here envisaged a liturgical flexibility. Modifications can and should be made for the customs of the place. Christians do not meet according to a rigidly fixed pattern, or aping the historical dress and customs of a time gone by. But the principle is normative, not regulative: that is, freedom is
Article 34 of the Thirty-Nine Articles (Of the Traditions of the Church) reads thus:It is not necessary that traditions and ceremonies be in all places one or utterly alike; for at all times they have been diverse, and may be changed according to the diversity of countries, times, and men's manners, so that nothing be ordained against God's word. So - there is here envisaged a liturgical flexibility. Modifications can and should be made for the customs of the place. Christians do not meet according to a rigidly fixed pattern, or aping the historical dress and customs of a time gone by. But the principle is normative, not regulative: that is, freedom is
On Psalm 119 modified
Ok, how's this:Psalm 119: The Inexhaustible Word: Why the Word of God has Everything You Need fo Joy, Safety and Direction119:9-16 The Word that Delights: Why the Word of God can make your heart sing119:90-96 The Word that Preserves: How the Word of God can save your life119:105-112 The Word that Guides: How the Word of God can shape your destiny
Ok, how's this:Psalm 119: The Inexhaustible Word: Why the Word of God has Everything You Need fo Joy, Safety and Direction119:9-16 The Word that Delights: Why the Word of God can make your heart sing119:90-96 The Word that Preserves: How the Word of God can save your life119:105-112 The Word that Guides: How the Word of God can shape your destiny
On Psalm 119
I am preparing a sermon series on Psalm 119. And it's tougher than it looks!Psalm 119: The Inexhaustible Word119:9-16 The Word that Delights119:90-96 The Word that Preserves119:105-112 The Word that GuidesPretty dull, huh?any help?
I am preparing a sermon series on Psalm 119. And it's tougher than it looks!Psalm 119: The Inexhaustible Word119:9-16 The Word that Delights119:90-96 The Word that Preserves119:105-112 The Word that GuidesPretty dull, huh?any help?
On Suffering
Three friends of mine, Noel Debien, David Hohne, Andrew Sloane, speak on theodicy on the ABC, along with Carolyn Martin.
Three friends of mine, Noel Debien, David Hohne, Andrew Sloane, speak on theodicy on the ABC, along with Carolyn Martin.
On Theological Idiosyncrasies
I am a Protestant. In principle and in practice, I am committed to the authority of scripture - wherever that may take me. That means living with some doctrinal and hermeneutical difficulties, perhaps - but there is a humility in saying that no system or institution is paramount here. In principle, I am open to being convinced that the Bible is saying something other than what I - and perhaps even a large swathe of Christians through history - thought it always had.The christian academic/theologian is given the gift of time by the church - time to think and write and articulate the great truths of the Christian faith. Necessarily, he or she is given a certain freedom of inquiry
I am a Protestant. In principle and in practice, I am committed to the authority of scripture - wherever that may take me. That means living with some doctrinal and hermeneutical difficulties, perhaps - but there is a humility in saying that no system or institution is paramount here. In principle, I am open to being convinced that the Bible is saying something other than what I - and perhaps even a large swathe of Christians through history - thought it always had.The christian academic/theologian is given the gift of time by the church - time to think and write and articulate the great truths of the Christian faith. Necessarily, he or she is given a certain freedom of inquiry
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