Bruce Charlton's Notions

Saturday, 19 December 2020

The Nativity according to a Primary School in Grasmere, Lake Distict

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  You will enjoy this! It is a video made by some primary school kids in Grasmere, the Lake District (which is where William Wordsworth live...
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Robinson Crusoe theme and incidental music (BBC TV 1965... etc)

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British people of a certain age will often have fond memories of the Robinson Crusoe TV dramatisation that seemed to be on every summer hol...
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Friday, 18 December 2020

What is Christianity's USP?

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USP = Unique Selling Point - that which distinguishes Christianity, in a good way, from all other religions.  Regular readers will probably ...
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Thursday, 17 December 2020

What about the poor old Holy Ghost?

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The Cinderella of the Trinity - not many people seem to take much notice of the Holy Ghost!  Who is He, after all? There are several ideas: ...
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Apple Tree Wassail from The Watersons, and more...

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Christmas is coming! Wassail !  One of my all time favourite unaccompanied folk-singing groups - The Watersons: a brother, two sisters and a...

From my paper: Auditing as a tool of public policy

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This is excerpted from: BG Charlton and P Andras. Auditing as a tool of public policy - The misuse of quality assurance techniques in the UK...
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Wednesday, 16 December 2020

What is the scale of divine providence in 2020?

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Providence is a good word for 'destiny' - I prefer it because destiny has connotations of a blueprint or at least of a stepwise plan...
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Thinking - Is it a bad thing, or essential to salvation?

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There are plenty of spiritual teachers - especially in the New Age, but also among Christians - who assert that 'thinking' is a bad ...
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Tuesday, 15 December 2020

History tells us... that history is a misleading guide to 2020

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A word of caution. One common response among thoughtful people who are trying to make sense of 2020 is to look at history - in particular t...
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Monday, 14 December 2020

A Gross Fraud: auditing the birdemic

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A while ago I became interested in the use of auditing technologies - especially Quality Assurance - in the UK public sector; especially un...
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My November 2019 Apocalypse (?) prophecy

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For those who don't remember it; on 27 November 2019, I (sort-of) predicted this year's apocalypse , a few months ahead... " .....
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Sunday, 13 December 2020

Fear, Resentment and Despair - the triad of Ahrimanic sins... Leading towards purely-negative Sorathic evil - as seen in 2020 with social destruction

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(Note: Here I am using a typology of evil: Luciferic , Ahrimanic , and Sorathic - which I have adapted and transformed from their origin in...
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Saturday, 12 December 2020

Who *should* you trust - who *do* you trust?

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Trust is a proximate matter.  There are those who say they 'trust the science' but what they are proximately doing is trusting the m...

The Great Clarification. Sleepers, wake!

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I suspect that the main benefit of these times, and especially this annus horribilis of 2020; would be if the events awaken those who are ...
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Friday, 11 December 2020

What about the common idea that people become angels after they die?

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I am reading On the banks of Plum Creek - which is part of the Little House on the Prairie (so-far, wonderful ) series by Laura Ingalls Wi...
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“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away?” Philip K Dick was wrong about That, wasn't he?

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The above quote “Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.” comes from a Philip K Dick essay ; but PKD hims...
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Thursday, 10 December 2020

"Only a mother could love..." Or, how to spot a pop singer with a good voice

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If you want a pop singer (or any kind of singer) with a very good voice - it may be that sacrifices must be made in terms of the... overall ...
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Wednesday, 9 December 2020

Mozart's Haffner Symphony (no. 35) - Karl Bohm, Berlin Philharmonic, 1959

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  Regular readers will know that I like to share astoundingly good musical performances here from time to time - this is one.  I mention it ...
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Walter Hooper (the CS Lewis scholar) has died: an appreciation

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This year we have seen the death of Christopher Tolkien and Walter Hooper (March 27, 1931 – December 7, 2020) - who were our primary links t...

Chronic fear is a sin - and we urgently need to acknowledge this fact

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Just a reminder to myself and all of us; that chronic fear is a sin - because it means that we are failing to trust in God.  Yet of course ...
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Tuesday, 8 December 2020

In 2020 the left is correct: everything is moral

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You know the arguments; you've engaged in them I'm sure... The left has it that everything is political, and all politics is moral -...
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