Writer, blogs at https://xitter.gq/t.co/ei2vTAJd0C, theologian, Mging Ed Grove Books, Gen Syn, ABs Coun, slave of Christ, husband, father, dog owner, gardener, chocoholic
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“As I prepare to take my leave of our shared home place, I find comfort in an old Greek proverb: ‘A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they know they will never sit’,” Seamus Mallon's autobiography ended.
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‘Deanery synods are widely regarded as the least effective layer in the Church’s whole structure (if you are not convinced of this, I suggest you visit one).’
This is rather good ->
Is 'waste of money' the real challenge for the Church of England as claimed by Robin Gill and John Craven? Or are there bigger issues behind our problems? @Adrian_Hilton @WalkerMarcus
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Excellent!
Is 'waste of money' the real challenge for the Church of England as claimed by Robin Gill and John Craven? Or are there bigger issues behind our problems? @Adrian_Hilton @WalkerMarcus
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"Why is the Church of England so keen on slavery reparations when their links to the trade are in question? The Church helped abolish slavery, so why divert charitable funds from its core mission?"
@BijanOmrani on the Sceptic.
Full episode 👇
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BBC publicity staff refused to promote an Emmy-winning documentary about the victims of the October 7th massacre in Israel, claiming to be "too busy" and saying the programme was "too political". dailysceptic.org/2026/10/27/…
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Great letter in The Times today.
Where there is biblical preaching and people praying the church is growing!
Is 'waste of money' the real challenge for the Church of England as claimed by Robin Gill and John Craven? Or are there bigger issues behind our problems? @Adrian_Hilton @WalkerMarcus
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A question for @aljhlester: in this talk you said that "one or two" of the opponents of Project Spire "we could perhaps envision as as [sic] Long’s intellectual heirs" (Edward Long you called the "founding father of English racism") - who exactly are these "one or two" opponents? Please name exactly whom you mean.
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Really interesting article on the French riots.
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#FranceRiots
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Should Christians 'man up'? psephizo.com/biblical-studie… via @psephizo
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Does 'love' in the New Testament mean what we think it does? psephizo.com/biblical-studie… via @psephizo
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This isn't an olive harvest. It's olive harvest terrorism.
Watch how it really works:
Arabs, Israeli and foreign extreme left-wing anarchists, and journalists, arrive at the scene for the so-called "olive harvest."
At the front: Arab terrorists.
Behind them: Extreme-left wing activists + journalists.
The Arabs hurl stones at Jews. The journalists and anarchists film, but point their cameras only at the Jews.
And that's how a distorted version of events is created, one that everyone swallows without asking questions.
A carefully orchestrated performance.
This is How It Really Works.
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Europe is finally waking up to the threat posed by the Muslim Brotherhood.
On October 8, the European Parliament voted 381 to 167 to declare the Muslim Brotherhood a threat to Europe's democracies and called for its networks to be investigated, defunded, and, where the law permits, designated as terrorist groups.
@Ayaan on why Europe's paradigm shift has begun:
URL: ayaan.restoringthewest.com/w…
#RestoringTheWest #Europe #MuslimBrotherhood
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According to NAZA there was a remarkably high allowance for collateral damage by the IDF when attacking military targets in Gaza. But in what can only be an amazing coincidence based on Hamas' own fatality data, much of that collateral damage was men of fighting age.
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Well done.
The tragic decline of Christianity in our country has been caused by CofE leaders who look more like left-wing campaigners than defenders of our national faith.
'There is no moral imperative to pay slavery reparations.'
A priest and a churchwarden are leading a legal challenge against the Church of England’s £100m slavery reparations fund.
🖥 GB News on YouTube: bit.ly/3vAYaw0
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There are two million Arabs - Muslim, Druse, Beduin and Christian living freely in Israel.
There are NO Jews living under Palestinian rule. Every cm of land that the Arabs captured - the Jews were murdered and the rest chased out.
But yeah - the Jews are the racsits.
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Letter in The Times about the legal challenge to Project Spire, concerning the Commissioners' argument that the money does not come from “parish income or the collection plate”.
Commissioners have also argued that the commitment is equal to approximately 1% of the endowment fund
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“There is a culture at the U.N. of attacking the West, capitalism, and Israel. And Navi Pillay fell into line. Her track record is very poor on Iran. On Cuba, she has been largely silent. And on China, she was complicit.”
— Hillel Neuer in @ilfoglio_it ilfoglio.it/en/world/2026/10…
