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Category Archives: Reflection
Reflection: For Bill
We are gathered here to commend Bill to God, certain that God will receive him with love. Continue reading
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A statement by Bishop Philip Huggins, President of the National Council of Churches in Australia
Australia, with our cultural diversity, is like a big therapy centre in which we all need to listen better to one another. Continue reading
Posted in Political Activism, Reflection
Tagged Bishop Philip Huggins, diversity, harmony, Interfaith, racism, St Kilda
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Reflection: The centenary of the Armistice
“War is an ancient imposter, but none of his masks and smiles and gallant trumpets can any longer delude us …” Continue reading
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Tagged Armistice, Peace, Remembrance Day, World War One, World War Two
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Praying for Melbourne
I have no words for my sadness at yesterday’s attack on Melbourne and particularly the death of Sisto Malaspina. So I offer again the prayer I wrote the last time Bourke Street was attacked. May God be with us all.
Reflection: Notes from 20 years of the Uniting Church’s sexuality debate
I remember that moment and the Presbytery’s unanimous, unquestioning endorsement. Continue reading
Posted in Reflection
Tagged Eighth Assembly, Fifteenth Assembly, homophobia, homosexuality, Ninth Assembly, ordination, sexuality, sexuality debate, thesis, UAICC, Uniting Church
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Reflection: Marriage for Eureka Street
I wrote something for Eureka Street. You can read it here. Enjoy.
