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12 Oct 2025
In the Beginning Was the Word ... But Is That Word Graffiti?
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canterburycathedral.org I. Graffiti, in one form or other, has existed for as long as there have been walls to write upon. Arguably,...
7 Oct 2025
Scarlet Threads
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A Study in Scarlet (SA/2025) There's the scarlet thread of murder running through the colourless skein of life, and our duty is to...
1 Jul 2025
Heaven and How to Get There
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Revival Movement Association revivalmovement.org I. One of the ironic consequences of mass migration from sub-Saharan Africa is tha...
1 Mar 2025
An Open Letter to Simon Solomon from Stephen Alexander
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Stephen Alexander / Simon Solomon Dear Simon, Thank you for your remarks on a recent post entitled ' Yabba Dabba Doo! ' (28 Feb 20...
14 Sept 2024
Is the Pope Lawrentian (or Merely a Heretic)?
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Pope Francis wearing a large D. H. Lawrence pendant necklace D. H. Lawrence famously declared that there was no real battle between hims...
3 Feb 2024
Sid Vicious Versus the Crucified
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Sid Vicious Versus the Crucified (SA/2024) [1] The god on the cross is a curse on life, a signpost to seek redemption from life; Sid Vi...
31 Dec 2023
Nothing Changes on New Year's Day
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Lasciate ogni speranza per il 2024 I don't like - and have never liked - the Irish rock band U2. But that isn't to say they ha...
14 Oct 2023
Dancing Jesus
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I. 'Lord of the Dance' is one of those hymns we were expected to sing when I was a young child at school which I truly hated....
4 Oct 2023
You'll Never Turn the Vinegar Into Jam: On the Figure of the Tiger in the Philosophy of D. H. Lawrence
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Most of their time, tigers pad and slouch in burning peace. Yet they also drink blood. [1] I. Although I wouldn't name it as on...
16 Nov 2022
Brief Notes on the History of the Human Flock 2: The Judeo-Christian Era
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The Good Shepherd Bernhard Plockhorst (1825-1907) I. Whilst the ancient Greeks - even Plato - ultimately found the idea of a kindly ...
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