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May 16, 2024
Bernadette McAliskey looks at the Divine Right of rulers throughout history and how it can still be seen today
January 31, 2024
Norwich Christian community churches church news Norwich Norfolk
July 25, 2023
St. Thomas Aquinas is a universally admired philosopher who was able to distill the whole of human discourse. His thought even influenced America's Founding Fathers, as seen in the biblical ordering of the new American nation in the Treaty of Paris.
July 18, 2023
St. Thomas Aquinas is a universally admired philosopher who was able to distill the whole of human discourse. His thought even influenced America's Founding Fathers, as seen in the biblical ordering of the new American nation in the Treaty of Paris.
July 13, 2023
The Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity in the Cambridge-shire market town of Ely is one of the supreme achievements of European Gothic architecture. Its octagonal tower lifts the eye to a sumptuously restored wooden lantern from which Christ looks down in majesty. Who on Earth thinks faith can be awakened by seeing
July 13, 2023
Among the celebrities who have called the town home are England rugby coach Clive Woodward and actors Sam Callis, Simon MacCorkindale, and David Westhead.
May 27, 2023
History is not always beautiful, and we can retain a brand name while also acknowledging, confronting, and, where realistic, taking responsibility for past actions
May 1, 2023
Trinity will “dename” the Berkeley Library, if that’s even a word. They’re also going to review an academic award that carries his name, and reassess portraits of the philosopher, scientist, and bishop. Berkeley’s crime? He’s problematic, did problematic things and had problematic ideas, just like practically everybody else pre-2015. He must be purged.
April 17, 2023
Printer, postmaster, ambassador, author, inventor, scientist, and Founding Father.
November 21, 2022
By the 19th century, the established Church of England was losing its preeminence and post-Reformation laws restricting the ability of Catholics to freely worship, among other things, were lifted.