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Concentric Circles, pt. I.
What began as a response to R. of Nipawin’s comments to the article ‘Culture and Religious Integration‘, also seemed like an appropriate (albeit partial) response to D. Smith’s… more »
fides et ardor
Concentric Circles, pt. I.
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HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: What began as a response to R. of Nipawin’s comments to the article ‘Culture and Religio … more »
Apologia pro mutatione mea, pt. VII.
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HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: Becoming a Catholic after one has lived life as an Anglican is not an easy thing to do. The belief … more »
Apologia pro mutatione mea, pt. VI.
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HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: There can be nothing in the world so likely to put a serious theological inquirer off the nature of … more »
Apologia pro mutatione mea, pt. V.
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HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: There is enough to say about my Anglican past that I could probably dedicate an entire work to it. I … more »
Apologia pro mutatione mea, pt. IV.
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HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: As I suggested in part I, I become afraid when I talk about my experience of Anglicanism. There are … more »
Apologia pro mutatione mea, pt. III.
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HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: Ironically, it was precisely in the context of a place like the Diocese of Saskatchewan - a place wh … more »
Apologia pro mutatione mea, pt. II.
HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: As I have already expressed, to read Neuhaus’s words as if they were mine should be to understand … more »
Apologia pro mutatione mea, pt. I.
HanseaticEd wrote 1 year ago: Apologies to those of you who expected something from me much earlier than this, but more than a yea … more »
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