by Archive | Jul 16, 2007
Polish parliamentarians have voted to ban trading on Roman Catholic feast days after complaints that foreign supermarkets, such as British-owned Tesco, are ignoring the religious needs of workers – writes Jonathan Luxmoore for ENI. “The forcing of work,...
by Archive | Jul 16, 2007
In the battle to capture the soul of Anglicanism, the great loser – after the Anglican Communion itself – would seem to be the Archbishop of Canterbury, who in a desperate attempt to preserve the unity of the Communion has submitted to the machinations of...
by Archive | Jul 16, 2007
In the battle to capture the soul of Anglicanism, the great loser – after the Anglican Communion itself – would seem to be the Archbishop of Canterbury, who in a desperate attempt to preserve the unity of the Communion has submitted to the machinations of...
by Archive | Jul 16, 2007
An international group of theologians met recently at Luther Seminary, St Paul, Minnesota, USA, to develop critical theological responses to ’empire’ in the context of a divided and unequal world. ‘Confessing and Living Out Faith in the Triune God:...
by Archive | Jul 16, 2007
An international group of theologians met recently at Luther Seminary, St Paul, Minnesota, USA, to develop critical theological responses to ’empire’ in the context of a divided and unequal world. ‘Confessing and Living Out Faith in the Triune God:...
