Friday, 3 April 2009
Is the Crisis 'Economic'?
Today I heard more than one journalist say that G20 leaders had 'risen to the crisis'. A pity it's the wrong one!
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- The blog is called radref (Radical Reformation) so you should expect an Anabaptist viewpoint. There's theology, spirituality, history, Green Politics, Mission Resources, poetry, housing and maybe a bit of Manchester United here as well! My name is Philip Wood, originally from Bury near Manchester but now living in Wallingford, Oxfordshire. I regard myself as a Mennonite but work for the Wantage and Abingdon Methodist Circuit, so perhaps that makes me a Methonite or a Mennodist?
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Are you still blogging? It's been a while.
Thanks. I've been away on holiday but will be up and blogging pretty soon.
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