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Mark’s 2025 Year in Books
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Mark Russ
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The thorn of theological diversity: Reflections on Britain Yearly Meeting, May 2026
It’s been a few years since I attended a whole Britain Yearly Meeting (BYM), and even longer since I’ve shared some BYM reflections. It was definitely the right decision to be there. The long weekend was full of hugs from old friends, making new connections, and hearing how my teaching and writing has made a… Continue reading The thorn of theological diversity: Reflections on Britain Yearly Meetin
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Quaker Shaped Christianity: how the Jesus story and the Quaker way fit together
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The Spirit of Freedom: Quaker-shaped Christian Theology
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The House in the Cerulean Sea (Cerulean Chronicles, #1):
"This book as a major disappointment for me. Some spoilers to follow.
While there was a bundle of good messages at its core (don't be ashamed of who you are, don't judge others by outward appearance, change can happen) the story itself struck me as agg" Read more of this review » |
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"I'd been intending to read this for ages because of things Mike had said about it at SFF conventions.
It's very, very good: looks at a glance like standard swords & sorcery fantasy with grimdark tendencies, and then subverts loads of those assumptions" Read more of this review » |
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“And in this he showed me a little thing, the quantity of a hazel nut, lying in the palm of my hand, as it seemed. And it was as round as any ball. I looked upon it with the eye of my understanding, and thought, ‘What may this be?’ And it was answered generally thus, ‘It is all that is made.’ I marveled how it might last, for I thought it might suddenly have fallen to nothing for littleness. And I was answered in my understanding: It lasts and ever shall, for God loves it. And so have all things their beginning by the love of God.
In this little thing I saw three properties. The first is that God made it. The second that God loves it. And the third, that God keeps it.”
― Revelations of Divine Love
In this little thing I saw three properties. The first is that God made it. The second that God loves it. And the third, that God keeps it.”
― Revelations of Divine Love
