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Category: Theology

Getting to grips with space
Church

Getting to grips with space

Posted on 9 September 201211 February 2018 by Sande Ramage

Just because your life’s fallen down doesn’t mean there’s nothing left I thought as I gazed at the skeleton of Knox Presbyterian Church in Christchurch. Instead of being desolate, this space had a stark kind of beauty. On the whole,…

Anzac Day Amnesia
ANZAC

Anzac Day Amnesia

Posted on 28 April 201211 February 2018 by Sande Ramage

Archibald Baxter is a hero to me.  I remember him on every Anzac Day. It’s my way of saying that his story, marked by brutality and torture after he refused to fight in World War I, is a vital missing…

Public prayer connects beyond belief
Art

Public prayer connects beyond belief

Posted on 18 March 20126 February 2018 by Sande Ramage

I’ve been thinking about the most wonderful keyhole in the world as debates about public prayer have been on the agenda of city council meetings in Bideford, England, and Whanganui, New Zealand. To look through this keyhole you have to…

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  • The most basic and urgent challenges facing New Zealand society are not economic. They are to do with our values – those activities which give meaning and purpose in our society, our social ecology, spirituality in the broadest sense. Andrew Hornblow, 1999
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