WORTH TAKING SERIOUSLY

I have revised and slightly extended my short
Ekklesia article,
A wonky church and welfare debate. There will be more appearing on
Wardman Wire tomorrow and my
Guardian CIF piece is due sometime this evening. There's a short round up
here, and an angular
response from the
Zaccheus 2000 Trust. Meantime, it would be good if some more of the people weighing in actually read
Moral, But No Compass. But the lack of an e-edition is hampering that.
'[A]side from its rather sensationalist introduction in the media, the
Von Hugel Institute's report is a substantial contribution to the debate, and provides plenty of fresh evidential material. Hopefully the rush to judgement which is so common in public life these days will not obscure the important detail and the full depth of the wider picture it seeks to present - whether we agree with its conclusions and emphases, or not."
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