Rev. John Macquarrie, 87, Scottish Theologian, Dies
Dr. Macquarrie provided us seminarians with the basics of modern faith in Principles. I found his book on the sacraments useful...
By DOUGLAS MARTIN
Published: June 3, 2007
The Rev. Dr. John Macquarrie, an influential theologian whose graceful writing and sagacious melding of existentialist philosophy with orthodox Christian thought offered intellectually penetrating rationales for belief in God, died on May 28 in Oxford, England, where he lived. He was 87.
The cause was stomach cancer, his son Alan said.
Rest in Peace, Jerry Falwell.
May he not be burning in hell.
John Spaulding writes,
"We also pray for Falwell that God is not a feminist, an environmentalist, a pagan, a secularist, or, in any way, shape, or form, a supporter of an "alternative lifestyle." We pray that God is not a liberal, or a member of the ACLU, and we pray that God is not a welfare mother. Or a child struck with AIDS--a form of divine punishment, as Falwell often reminded us."