Blogs about: William Wilberforce
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Wednesday Review: Amazing Grace
Amazing Graceis the story of William Wilberforce’s stuggle to abolish the slave trade in the late 18th, early 19th century. He was a member of the English House of Commons, Parliament, and … more →
Life of Ando
Blog Review: The Psychiatrist Blog
The Amazing World of Psychiatry wrote 5 days ago: Today’s featured blog is Dr Michelle Tempest’s ‘The Psychiatrist Blog’ which … more →
Blackheath and the Slave Trade
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blackheathbugle wrote 1 week ago: Blackheath has many connections with slavery. Slave traders and companies more loosely associated … more →
Myth of a Christian Nation
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aworthydiscussion wrote 1 week ago: A few months back I picked up a copy of Dr Greg Boyds “The Myth of a Christian Nation”. … more →
Who Shall be our "Wilberforce"?
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JAMES wrote 2 weeks ago: WILLIAM WILBERFORCE (1759-1833) was a British politician and philanthropist who served in Parliament … more →
Shapeless idleness
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Jeremy Walker wrote 2 weeks ago: Pointed warnings on the use of time by the great statesman, William Wilbeforce, from his A Practical … more →
May the Wilberforce Be With You
tjoseph wrote 3 weeks ago: Honestly, I’m no expert on William Wilberforce. In fact, as a product of the American public s … more →
The Moral Quotient - Excerpt Part 2, Chapter 8 (a paragraph)
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loysdefleuriot wrote 1 month ago: A paragraph from Chapter 8 - Thinking and Action Awakening thought for social action The purpose of … more →
Revolutionary Relative Speaks Out
dbrickman wrote 1 month ago: William Wilberforce’s grandson speaks out against abortion. Check out the article on Bound 4 … more →
Skip Church
thelastinkling wrote 1 month ago: Modern Christianity puts a lot of stock into worship. We have big Christian worship concerts with pe … more →
Amazing Grace
William Dominguez wrote 1 month ago: Year: 2006 Relea … more →
Wilberforce is an awesome name
Jamie Hergott wrote 2 months ago: I’m almost done reading Amazing Grace: William Wilberforce and the Heroic Campaign to End Slav … more →
Can I Just Jump?
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longtheway wrote 3 months ago: Can a person go through their life obeying the Bible — all of it — consistently? Not p … more →
William Wilberforce on a Wasted Life
Todd wrote 3 months ago: Desiring God has posted a striking excerpt from Wilberforce’s A Practical View of Christianity … more →
Evangelicalism recovered
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Ben Irwin wrote 3 months ago: Several prominent evangelicals released a statement today called The Evangelical Manifesto. Definite … more →
iv been thinking....
shinigamiyui wrote 3 months ago: i watched this movie and it got me thinking, what would life be like if slavery hadn’t been ab … more →
Progress and the unreasonable man
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Nathan Adams wrote 3 months ago: George Bernard Shaw, despite some naive political and social beliefs, was unarguably gifted with not … more →
El Ejemplo de William Wilberforce
pastordanielbrito wrote 4 months ago: El ejemplo de William Wilberforce Por pastor Daniel Brito Hay una historia que ya he contado en el p … more →
Twenty Items of Interest (v. 12)
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Shane Vander Hart wrote 4 months ago: Sorry for the lapse in posting. With my new responsibility of being interim pastor at Grace Ev … more →
Christians and Slavery: We Are to Blame
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Scott Thong wrote 4 months ago: For centuries, Christians actively participated in the slave trade. They used slave labour. They tre … more →
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