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08:18 @rj_anderson Thanks, that'll do.... #
08:19 @lizbee If it's in the reference guides, then I feel justified in going with it. Thanks! #
08:41 Reluctant to believe Daily Mail take on anything, but if Dawkins really thinks unscientific children's books are dangerous to rationality.. #
08:44 .... then he's lost it (magic: like theism, in a way!) And its not like RTD's Who is scientifically defensible - mote, beam, eye. #
09:32 Why 'antidisestablismentarianism' and not 'establishmentarianism' anyway? Was this some weird attempt on Guinness Book of Records? #
14:35 @ParrotKnight To be fair, so were a lot of Christian fans (or possibly not so much worried as face-palming. Resurrection: U R DOIN IT RONG!) #
14:44 Grr, lost best scarf this morning. Dropped it somewhere while carrying food between church and vicarage.... #
16:03 @ParrotKnight *g* That's oddly plausible, come to think of it.... Or perhaps that he secretly wishes he was, and can't admit it. #
17:03 @ParrotKnight Remembering from childhood and not getting it quite right? #
23:08 We sang Jerusalem in Chapel this evening, and also 'City of God'. Am happy. #
23:46 Dear X: you can't complain that the same cleric is _both_ too Anglo-Catholic and too low church. Or is that code for 'not BCP enough'? #
23:51 Had forgotten how good Johnny Cash's "The First time ever I saw your face" is. Also, am going to bed. #

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Antidisestablishmentarians were opposed to the disestablishment of the Anglican Church in Wales, rather than promoting its establishment.

We had Jerusalem at a wedding in Ely Cathedral on Saturday which was rather fun. (Parry's "I was glad" as an introit - obviously minus the vivats).

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