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Hans Christian Andersen - a few words on his originality
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Hans Christian Andersen - a few words on his originality

Hans Christian Andersen is usually praised for his originality. Here are 10 not so original fairy tales written by him - including some very popular ones.

by Tolovaj

Reflections on the Crisis in the Catholic Church
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Reflections on the Crisis in the Catholic Church

The Roman Catholic Church is a resilient organisation in need of reform

by frankbeswick

Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary: a review
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Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary: a review

Brant Petrie writes theology in a lucid style and makes a strong case for Catholic devotion to Mary.

by frankbeswick

Chadkirk Chapel, Cheshire
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Chadkirk Chapel, Cheshire

In need of a post Christmas walk outside, we went to Chadkirk Chapel yesterday. Did it matter that it was closed when we arrived? Not one bit.

by Veronica

The Great British Brexit Mess
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The Great British Brexit Mess

The troubles in the UK are due to many years promulgation of of poisonous ideas and neglect of the ordinary people.

by frankbeswick

The Fishtoft, Boston, arsenic poisoning 1875
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The Fishtoft, Boston, arsenic poisoning 1875

A gruesome murder in Victorian Lincolnshire, England had people intrigued. Or was it suicide to punish an unfaithful wife? I have looked at court reports and leave you to decide.

by Veronica

Can Christians Believe in Evolution?
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Can Christians Believe in Evolution?

Whether or not Christians believe in evolution is determined by how they understand biblical and religious truth.

by frankbeswick

Charles Perrault: Biography - Just the Facts
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Charles Perrault: Biography - Just the Facts

You may wonder who was Charles Perrault, but you definitely heard for Cinderella or The Sleeping Beauty. He is credited as the author for some of the most popular fairy tales ever.

by Tolovaj

The Legend of The Croglin Grange Vampire
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The Legend of The Croglin Grange Vampire

England has its own vampire story not connected with Count Dracula

by frankbeswick

On-page SEO list: 10 things to do to boost your rankings
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On-page SEO list: 10 things to do to boost your rankings

Here is a list of on-page SEO factors which are the most important for your search engine rankings. Use all tips and improve your chances for better traffic!

by Tolovaj

Pope Francis' Letter to the People of God: a Reflection
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Pope Francis' Letter to the People of God: a Reflection

The pope's letter concerning the abuse scandal addresses the roots of ecclesiastical abuse.

by frankbeswick

The Rule of the Land: a review
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The Rule of the Land: a review

The Rule of the Land gives a penetrating insight into the Irish border.

by frankbeswick

Moorland Fires
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Moorland Fires

In the North of Britain moorland fires are a problem in hot, dry summers.

by frankbeswick

Lough Erne: one of Ireland's greatest lakes
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Lough Erne: one of Ireland's greatest lakes

Lough Erne is a lake where beauty and history complement each other

by frankbeswick

Zarathustra: the man and his influence
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Zarathustra: the man and his influence

The ancient Iranian prophet has had a profound influence on world religion

by frankbeswick

The Sliding of Solway Moss
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The Sliding of Solway Moss

In 1771 Britain experienced its worst ever bog slide when Solway Moss overspilled.

by frankbeswick

A Night in the Snow: the survival of the Reverend Donald Carr
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A Night in the Snow: the survival of the Reverend Donald Carr

In 1865 the devoted Church of England rector set out across the snow-clad Long Mynd to give a sunday service. His survival was a feat of endurance .

by frankbeswick

Lascaux Cave Paintings
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Lascaux Cave Paintings

Prehistoric cave paintings are an incredible gift from our distant ancestors. The Lascaux Cave was discovered by chance and has some beautiful artworks.

by jptanabe

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