Desiring a Better Country
Douglas FarrowTo see the world properly, particularly a world troubled by what Chesterton called anarchy from above, we must learn to see it theologically.
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The Lazarus Effect
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Yisrael. He wrestles with God.
Yerushalayim. Seat of the King of Righteousness who blessed Abraham. City of David and site of the temple, sign of a new Eden. The ring in which the wrestling takes place and the victor...
Back in Jerusalem
Read part one and part two.
above: Jewish orphans from Belsen en route to Israel in 1948
On the Babylonian Captivity of the Church, which came from the pen of Luther in the fateful year, AD 1520, was a frontal assau...
Strangers in Babylon
Read part one. In part two we seek perspective, not on Zionism per se, but on historic ideas and attitudes at work in Christianity as regards the Jews (‘Israel‘ in the ethnic and the religious sense); without some knowledge of this i...
Wrestling with God
Gamaliel and Nicodemus with the body of St Stephen
“So, in the present case I tell you, keep away from these men and let them alone; for if this plan or this undertaking is of men, it will fail; but if it is of God, yo...
To what shall I compare this generation?
van Zijl
Read or review Part I and Part II
Hard on the heels of his claim that John the Baptist was Elijah, for those who could accept it, came this question from Jesus probing less delicately the people’s indetermina...
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Professor of Theology and Ethics at McGill University, and sometime Lecturer in Theology at King's College London, I am a fifth-generation Canadian whose ancestors were pioneers hailing from Norfolk and from Skye.
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