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Tag Archives: agnosticism
Two sides of the Church
It has been a big week in my ongoing spiritual odyssey, as I wrestle with my agnostic contradictions. My anti-Church hackles were raised, all too predictably, by the Church of England’s response to the Government’s consultation on gay marriage. But … Continue reading
Posted in Sunday reflections
Tagged Agnostic, agnosticism, gay marriage, Honest Doubt, Mark Pack, religion, Richard Holloway
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Seeing with the eye of faith
A little while ago I blogged on the subject of Islam and the modern world, following the BBC series on Mohammed. This included some rather dismissive comments about Christianity, which I contrasted with Islam in some rather unfavourable ways, at … Continue reading
Posted in Sunday reflections
Tagged Agnostic, agnosticism, christianity, Crusades, Islam, Matthew Green, religion
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The census and religion
Our census questionnaire hit the doormat yesterday. As usual the census is stirring up a bit of controversy. Simon Beard is worried about the data being managed by Lockheed Martin, a defence contractor. I’m not overly bothered by this, but … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Agnostic, agnosticism, census, humanism, humanist, jedi knight, religion, Simon Beard, UK census
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The breaking wave: why I am an agnostic
Earlier this month BBC4 ran a documentary “The Secret Life of Waves”, by documentary-maker David Malone. Apart from explaining the usual stuff about ocean waves, he went off into to a philosophical and spiritual dimension, comparing waves to life itself. … Continue reading
Posted in Sunday reflections
Tagged Agnostic, agnosticism, christianity, David Malone
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