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11 April 2007

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Post Easter thoughts
Traditional Christian Quakers will have noticed
  • The Friend did not mark Easter last issue
  • We have made a song-and-dance about the bicentenary of the Slave Trade Act, we have explored in great detail the alternatives to prison and we have brought news of Quaker resistance to nuclear armaments
  • But what did we have to say about Jesus?

    Friend Comments always reflect the writer's personal perspective, in keeping I believe, with the Quaker injunction to personal experience of faith
  • And my own feelings at Easter – particularly Good Friday when these thoughts were written down – are always the same
  • An agonising reminder of how Homo sapiens has the capacity to murder beauty

  • Judy Kirby & Philip Austin

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    A bicentenary to remember?
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    Mary Wauer, Ratcliff & Barking MM
    ‘No Shame, no fear’
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