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    The document contains discussion questions from articles in the February 12, 2012 issue of THE LIVING CHURCH. The questions address topics such as Anglicanism being "not afraid to reason and not ashamed to adore", utilizing social media in parishes, how church architecture can impact worship, the commercialization of a former cathedral, and what aspects of church structure or decor aid worship.

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    Discussion questions for selected articles from THE LIVING CHURCH February 12, 2012 By the Rev. J.D.

    McQueen II News
    Merry Times at Mere Anglicanism What do you think of Bp. Chartres description of Anglicanism as not afraid to reason and not ashamed to adore? Does this description fit your own relationship with God? The New Pulpit of Social Media Do you think that your own parish is utilizing the potential that social media presents? If not, what more could be done?

    Talking Points

    Features
    From Meetinghouse to House of God: Reverse Engineering the Crystal Cathedral Has the architecture of a church ever distracted from your worship?

    Books
    A Sidelined Cathedral Review of The Sacred Castle What is your reaction to the way the former cathedral is being utilized today? Perhaps saddened by its commercialization; happy that it can still be utilized by a Christian body? A Secular Age, by Charles Taylor Do you find your worship enhanced or handicapped by the rest of the congregation gathered? What role does your relation to the rest of the Body of Christ play in your relationship with God? Cultures Jessie Van Brunts Stained-glass Testimonies What is it about the structure or dcor of a church that grabs your attention and focuses your worship?

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