Pugh's Commonplace

A Twentieth Century Commonplace Book for Amusement, Consideration and Inspiration.

Tuesday 29 November 2011

Christian Belief

Scepticism is very often the basis for a doctrine of revelation.

Paul Tillich: History of Christian Thought

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A Personal Commonplace

This book started as a personal project for a friend, but has become a little bigger - hence this blog. All entries are lifted directly from Leslie Pugh's notebook - what once was called a Commonplace Book - found after his death. As such they are reproduced exactly - as he heard, copied or remembered them. Read more here.

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