Benny Bunter
Well-known member
Can't say I'm a true believer myself (atheist family), though I used to like the hymns we sang in primary school every day and I love the poetic language, especially the really old stuff. It stays with you.
I've got a really nice KJ bible that used to belong to my grandmother but it's so monolithic I haven't been bothered to get into it yet. Got a copy of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer on the way, I reckon that'll be good and I suppose I'll already know a lot of it already.
Was reading Four Quartets again today which inspired my interest. That beautiful heavy Anglican stuff the kids don't know or care about these days (why would they?)
I've got a really nice KJ bible that used to belong to my grandmother but it's so monolithic I haven't been bothered to get into it yet. Got a copy of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer on the way, I reckon that'll be good and I suppose I'll already know a lot of it already.
Was reading Four Quartets again today which inspired my interest. That beautiful heavy Anglican stuff the kids don't know or care about these days (why would they?)