Jesus as Mentor: Lessons in Atonement and Compassion

Understanding atonement Lent 2024 - Part 1 Moral Example This Lent, I am reflecting on the profound significance of Jesus Christ's death and resurrection. As I explore the various atonement theories embraced or historically cherished by Christian churches, I realise this journey reveals a rich tapestry of beliefs and interpretations. There is more than one …

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Understanding Atonement: A Guide for Lent 2025

Lent 2025 – Part 0 This Lent, I reflect deeply on the profound significance of Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, exploring the various theories embraced or historically cherished by Christian churches. I realize that this journey reveals a rich tapestry of beliefs and interpretations. It's important to acknowledge that there is more than a single …

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In the wilderness, make straight the way of the Lord.

Who is Jesus? part 19 How do you see a voice? The esteemed priests and Levites from Jerusalem, the most distinguished among them, were eager to meet John the Baptist. They were on a quest for a remarkable figure, the Messiah, or perhaps the prophetic voice of Elijah, or the great Prophet foretold by Moses. …

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The police are civilians

Should police officers referred to people as civilians. In the UK, police are civilians and not part of the military. Trust between police and communities is essential, and heavy-handed tactics should only be used as a last resort, maintaining a disciplined yet civilian service.