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With Time on Our Hands Lets Open those Bibles by Rev Daniel A. French
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Rev Daniel French, vicar of Salcombe and occasional Spectator columnist invites us to revive the habit of regular Bible reading. \\xa0 In world of swamped by trivia, false and fake news,\\xa0 and wild conspiracies on Left and Right, we can be pleasantly surprised to find that the Bible holds a balanced view of life, a deep realism.\\xa0 Using some personal anecdotes and pastoral experience Daniel invites us to open the "good book" and not be too worried if at first we feel daunted because even reading a few pages in Genesis will give a kernel of the whole thing.\\xa0 \\xa0Daniel's email is cybervicar@gmail.com
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