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Perfect sense No 3982
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Set by Dorcas
You were asked for a piece of fiction in which the following words appeared and which made perfect sense: toothpick, polar bear, sporran, library, formalin, Marmite, groyne, hell, group captain, tympanum
Most entries were up to scratch, though two genuinely didn't know the difference between "groin" and "groyne ". To sort out the winners, I devised a strategy: the entry had to make me laugh aloud. Welcome to Glyn Banks, Albert Black, Graham Dukes, Clare Hobart, Richard Ivett, Martin Jones, Peter Marley, Philip McCormac, Mathilda Pollard, Simon Ridley, Rosalind Stops, Martin ...
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A Trinity Summit.(trinitarian faith)(Cover Story)
Magazine article from: America
; ...and continued a centuries-old debate, which is often defined by pairs of opposing categories. One such pair is that of monarchianism and tritheism: One who over-stresses God's single rule or monarchy risks denying the three, while one who over-stresses...
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The Way to Nicaea.
Magazine article from: Church History
; ...Above all, the presentation would have benefited from a global, rethinking of the complex and problematical notion of Monarchianism, which appears only in a footnote on page 138. On this matter, two recent important works would certainly have been useful...
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Le Christ de Tertullien.(Book Review)
Magazine article from: Theological Studies
; ...job in arguing for a distinction among Father, Son, and Spirit without abandoning his own "moderate" or "ordered" monarchianism, defending him against "the common prejudice ... about the imperfection of trinitarian thought accepted and transmitted...
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