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A very long time ago I heard a sermon on Matthew 16.24. “If anyone would be my disciple let him take up his cross and follow me.” The preacher began with the tale of the child who, after listening intently to the Rector’s sermon queried her mother about the Rector’s poor teddy-bear called Gladly who was cross-eyed. More recently I re-read a Jungian writer on spirituality suggesting In his view, “To be mortal means to be limited…
These days people don’t have children simply because that is what happens often when two people of opposite genders sleep together. Children are generally, at least in our society, planned for, therefore desired, their beingness is celebrated even in utero and their entry into the world is the fulfilment of the anticipated joy. This is so different from how it used to be […]
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