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keruruCalvinist from the Antipodes, where there is no free speech and an pagan state religion.
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John Keble, 1866
Over the last few days it appears that the problems that John Keble faced in his time have been amplified in ours. Keble was Anglican, and in 1833 he tried to influence the nation. The English Church considered itself to be apostolic, to ha...
Rupert of Salzburg, c718
Rupert of Salzburg was described as the apostle to the Bavarians, but in this digital age he is obscure by any reasonable measure. He does not appear in the index of the New Zealand Anglican For All the Saints resource at all. His collect —...
Hieromartyr Basil of Ancyra, 362
The current progressive system demands that all will bow to its ideology, and the idea that we are free is being removed. Human rights are either endowed by our Creator and refer to that which is greater than us, or they can be regulated by...
Kereopa and Te Manihera of Taranaki 1847
Those who fought for the gospel, with words, and avoided violence, included Maori. It is false to say that the missionaries alone were martyrs. It is also false to say that when the Treaty was signed the old ways stopped and all were Christ...
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Calvinist from the Antipodes, where there is no free speech and an attempt to mandate a pagan religion. The fightback is on.
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