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Blogs I find groovy:
- 4-Block World
- Anglican Curmudgeon
- Baby Blue
- Billy Ockham
- Bovina Bloviator
- Byzantine Calvinist
- Char's Daily Doodles
- Christopher Johnson
- Douglas Bienert Photography
- Drew Collins
- Free Range Anglican
- GYMDIVA (Sharon Garrett)
- Give Us This Day
- Guitarz
- IFBB Pro Cindy Phillips
- IFBB Pro Mindi O'Brien
- Jack of Clubs
- Jeff Willet (IFBB Pro)
- Kenny Bendiksen
- Love and Passion (MichelleG)
- Megan Amoss
- Michigan Bodybuilding
- Peter Ould
- Promoting Real Women
- Shelly (Masters Figure)
- Speed * Power * Chrome
- Tiffany Nance (Figure competitor)
- To all the world ...
- Treading Grain (Steve Wood)
- Virtue Online
Other Kool Websites that aren't blogs:
- 1962-63 Mercury Meteor forums
- Anglican Beach Party
- Anglican Church of Livonia (AMiA)
- Fairlane Club of America
- Motor City Marauders
- My eBay Auctions
- My YouTube Channel
- Ol' Skool Rodz forums
- Roger McGuinn's Folk Den
- Shocking Blue Memorial Website
- St. Bartholomew's Anglican Church
- Stand Firm (Anglican)
- Thingie Slot Car Forum (slotforums)
- Tom 9 (Female BB Photographer)
Blog Archive
About Me
- Anglican Beach Party
- People think I am an engineer because that is the most lucrative thing I do. To which I reply with a hearty: buwahahahahahahaha!
1 comment:
The problem with the My Space version is that it is filled with bloopers and bits of misinformation to the point that anyone who reads it will miss the whole point of the prayer book. For example, it states that when Edward VI died his successor, Mary I, restored "Catholic worship" when what Mary actually did was to restore the use of the Sarum rite and papal supremacy which is something quite different. The real truth is that the use of the prayer book in obedience to its own directions and rubrics is "Catholic worship" which should be evident to anyone who has ever walked into a protestant church for what they think of as "worship."
Since the truth is that without the accession of Elizabeth I and her reform and restoration of the prayer book faith and worship Cranmer and Knox's work would be no more than a footnote in English history, the real question should be "What would Queen Elizabeth I think?
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