PM Scott Morrison's Thesis on the Christian Brethren

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Monday January 1, 0001

PM Scott Morrison's Thesis on the Christian Brethren

A newspaper has revelated that Australian PM Scott Morrison wrote his university thesis on the Christian Brethren in Sydney.

https://www.crikey.com.au/2021/05/04/inq-morrison-full-university-thesis/

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Updated Biography of JND by Max Weremchuk - November 14th, 2021
PM Scott Morrison's Thesis on the Christian Brethren - January 1st, 0001
King George VI's Attendance at an Assembly Bible Study - Truth or Legend? - April 27th, 2021
Extracts from "Field and Work" 1918 Relating to the Spanish Flu Epidemic - March 19th, 2020
"Words In Season" Acquisition - November 14th, 2019
A Glimpse of a JND Placebook - November 6th, 2019
Reading the Word of God, an Etching - October 4th, 2019
A Fruitful Trip to Abney Park - January 20th, 2019
An Early Anti-Vacciner in 1883 - January 20th, 2019
Interesting Letter Referencing the Early Assembly in Dublin - May 16th, 2018
Digitisation of a letterbook of John Nelson Darby - May 8th, 2017
Recollections of an Evangelist, by Robert Gribble - March 9th, 2017
A Reminiscence of the Irish Revival, 1859-63 - February 21st, 2017
Charles Hargrove; Reminiscences of a Brethren Upbringing in the 1840's - February 16th, 2017
Clapton Hall - February 15th, 2017
1889 Newspaper Clipping about Excommunication of a Young Lady - May 1st, 2017
Volume of Fry Collection Now Available Online - February 2nd, 2017
Website's 5th Birthday!! - January 12th, 2017
Gospel Vehicles - December 5th, 2016
Model of the Newberry Temple - October 11th, 2016
Fascinating Acquisition! - Manuscript Notebooks of the 1831 Powerscourt Conference - November 10th, 2015
Grave hunting in South Plainfield - August 21st, 2015
Two Plaques in Tottenham - January 20th, 2015
Centenary of the Death of Walter Thomas Turpin - December 19th, 2014
A Visit to Tunbridge Wells - December 19th, 2014
"‘Brethren’ and the Brethren Movement or Philadelpia" by Douwe Scheepsma - December 2nd, 2014
Grave of Edward Cronin - December 27th, 2012
A Grave Hunt in New York - April 21st, 2012
A Visit to West Norwood Cemetery - March 27th, 2012
"No persons of good character will be admitted" - March 9th, 2012
Theatre Preachings and Tea Meetings in the South of London - 1865 - March 2nd, 2012
Needle Women and Factory Girls - February 6th, 2012
"A Successful Cruise" - January 28th, 2012
The London by Moonlight Mission - January 23rd, 2012
My Favourite Poem - "The Finding" by Henry Suso - January 21st, 2012
Welcome to my Website - January 12th, 2012

Comments:

Jack said ...

This is a completely different Brethren church to which I attended. I belonged to an Open Brethren group, but we were taught that one did not vote, held public office or to serve in the military. I joined because I was a pacifist and was always drawn to the more peaceful forms of Christianity.

I don't vote because I don't want to be blood liable if people get killed in war. Additionally I don't want to be held responsible for people becoming homeless.

Also I believe that once saved, always saved. This is a belief that I hold dear. Pentecostals believe one can lose their salvation, a belief I find repugnant.

I was a poor man when I attended and was fully accepted. Being poor at the time made me look forward to the Millenium, a time of total equity for all. Mankind's politics are a complete failure. Every nation to me is a failed state. All countries have poverty. Only a few nations have pacifist constitutions.

So, I regard myself as called out as a Christian and not in the world. My group was not over strict since the owned tv sets, radios and some members drank alcohol.

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