Perry Quinton faithfully served the Anglican parish of Qu’Appelle-Indian Head, in Saskatchewan for 10 years before succumbing to cancer in 2004. Blessed with a quick mind, and an abundance of anecdotes and accumulated wisdom, Perry was always willing to give his “big opinion” on matters pertaining to church and culture: topics in which he excelled in his analysis...
Author: H. Perry Quinton
First Published: 2003
Genre: Non-Fiction
Subject Matter: Christianity
Synopsis: Taking aim at the cultural and ecclesiastical excesses of the day, the Rev. Perry Quinton takes the reader on a candid and pithy journey to bring Biblical truth to bear upon various trends in church and society.
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“Swallowing Camels”
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“Think on These Things”
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Author: H. Perry Quinton
First Published: 2003
Genre: Non-Fiction
Subject Matter: Christianity
Synopsis: During his tenure as rector in a rural Saskatchewan parish, the Rev. Perry Quinton had a weekly newspaper column, called “Think on These Things”. This book is a compilation of his thoughts and devotionals from this column.
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Author: David B H MacKenzie
First Published: 2008
Genre: Non-Fiction
Subject Matter: Christianity
Synopsis: If you’ve ever wondered about why North American mainline churches are in a 40+ year crisis, this might be the book that gives some straight-up answers. Edgy, editorial, and at times satirical, Refusing to Milk the Sacred Cows, follows the experiences of the author from the ranks of a liberal church inside a liberal society—and notes how the two synergize, creating all manner of tempting “sacred cows” to worship.
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