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Expert Profile: Rev Steve Parish

Expertise: I hope to answer questions on the theology, history, and constitution (there isn`t one!) of the Church of England (but not necessarily on the wider Anglican Communion)

Experience in the area
A priest in the Church of England for over 25 years, with some specialist knowledge of the 19th century
I hold a Master's degree in Applied Theology
Publications
Church Times; Church of England Newspaper; Lion Encyclopedia of the Bible

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Prestige Points: 2004
Knowledge	9.97 Best of the best
Clarity of Response	9.91 Best of the best
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Number Of Questions (in Past 24 Hours)		0
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Total Questions (since joining AllExperts)		131

Recent Reviews from Users

Knowl	Clarity	Time	Politeness	Date
10	10	10	10	11/04/08
10	10	10	10	11/04/08
10	9	10	10	10/15/08
9	9	10	10	09/20/08
10	10	10	10	09/11/08

User Comments

Thank you.
(Don on 11/04/08)

Dear Rev Steve Thank you for answering. Regards Dinocatty
(Dinocatty on 10/15/08)

Dear Rev Steve Parish, Thank you for your help and thank you for giving me a prompt reply. Regards Dinocatty
(Dinocatty on 09/20/08)

Thank you with all my heart!!!!!
(Davide on 09/11/08)

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Recent Answers from Rev Steve Parish

2008-11-29 Trinity and Jesus: I can't imagine how that advice was really meant to help understand the Trinity. I'm not sure how basic you want to get in your understanding. Orthodox Christianity believes that Jesus was (and is)...

2008-10-06 al fatiha: I see what you mean - can our God as Trinity be the same God as their non-Trinitarian God? I think I'd still say yes - the Jews worshipped God without realising he was a Trinity and presumably the God...

2008-08-25 God command of killing: At http://www.christian-thinktank.com/rbutcher1.html you'll find a lengthy argument that the destruction of the Amalekites was because of their particular history of attacking Israel, and that including...

2008-08-21 Throne and Lamb: First, Anglicans/Episcopalians have no "authorised" understanding of any of scripture but do have historic doctrinal understandings of what scripture teaches. When it comes to the Revelation to St John...

2008-03-11 Jesus: 1. Either his face was physically different, or simply, they were kept from recognising him. J B Phillips, who translated the Bible into modern English, wrote a little book called "The Ring of Truth" -...