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Saturday, 27 August 2016
Wednesday, 17 August 2016
George Harinck and Kuyper's Varia Americana
On 27 August 1898 Abraham Kuyper arrived by steamship in New York. The main purpose of his visit was to deliver the Stone Lectures at Princeton. Kuyper documented his journey and impression of North America in his Varia Americana (available here).
In 2016, George Harinck followed in his footsteps. This is documented in a series of videos:
Episode 1: Freedom of Speech
Episode 2: Freedom of Fear
Episode 3: Freedom of Religion
Episode 4: Freedom from Want
They are in Dutch. Hopefully, an English subtitles version will be produced soon.
The Dutch DVDs can be purchased here.
In 2016, George Harinck followed in his footsteps. This is documented in a series of videos:
Episode 1: Freedom of Speech
Episode 2: Freedom of Fear
Episode 3: Freedom of Religion
Episode 4: Freedom from Want
They are in Dutch. Hopefully, an English subtitles version will be produced soon.
The Dutch DVDs can be purchased here.
Tuesday, 16 August 2016
Talking Jesus
In March 2015 Barna started a survey on behalf of the Evangelical Alliance, The CoE and Hope. They surveyed around 3000 people to find out how people perceived Christianity and Jesus.
The table below show the responses for the question: 'When you consider the factors that positively influenced you to become a Christian, which two or three of the following, if any, had the most impact?'
The researchers designed an online survey to administer among a carefully screened sample of 2,545 English adults ages 18 and older who are nationally representative by age, gender, region and socioeconomic grade. The sample error on this survey is plus or minus 1.9% points at the 95% confidence level. Additional data were collected through an online survey among an oversample of 1,592 English practising Christians. The sample error on the oversample data is plus or minus 2.5% points at the 95% confidence level.The results of their research can be found here.
The table below show the responses for the question: 'When you consider the factors that positively influenced you to become a Christian, which two or three of the following, if any, had the most impact?'
Saturday, 13 August 2016
A Little Book for Scientists by Reeves and Donaldson - a review
A Little Book for Scientists
Why and How to Study Science
Josh A. Reeves and Steve Donaldson
Downers Grove, Ill: IVP Academic, 2016
144 pp; pbk; £9.07
Publisher's website here
There is much I liked in this book - however, for me, this was marred by the adoption of a two books approach.*
The authors are both based at the Stamford University Centre for Science and Religion, so are well placed to write this introductory book. The main aim of the book is 'help Christians studying and practicing in the sciences to connect their vocation with their Christian faith' (13).
The first part of the book looks at why we should study science. The answer is not only has it improved our lives, but also, from a Christian perspective, they see it as being rooted in the metaphor of God's two books (22) (i.e. Scripture and nature). Science helps us to understand one of these two books, hence, the Christian motivation for doing science.
My concern with the two books metaphor is that it can promote the notion that science is neutral as regards faith. It can lead to science been seen as an autonomous activity and not one done under the lordship of Christ.
They then turn to the history of science and clearly show how Christianity has been closely related, that is until the end of the nineteenth century. At this stage science became professionalised rather than the domain of the amateur. Also, methodological naturalism became the dominant paradigm of scientists. Methodological naturalism then became full blown scientific naturalism, which meant that God was excluded.
The third chapter looks at ethics - they write: 'Modern science is too big and powerful—both in terms of the resources it requires and the outputs it produces—for Christians to leave scientific research to others' (43). Here they show that the fact/value distinction as leading to a misleading view of the scientific enterprise. This is an important point and I felt it needed to be developed further. (See Reeves paper on this here.)
Part Two looks at the characteristics of faithful scientists. Here they offer good sound advice on how to work under difficult situations, how to work with other scientists and the need for intellectual integrity.
In Part Three they examine Science and the Christian Faith. They cover important topics such as the approach to scripture, they offer some principles:
1. Having the Holy Spirit as out Teacher does not make us infallible
2. We must read the Bible in community
3. Not just a literal interpretation
4. To know what the Bible means for us today, we should first understand what the Bible meant to its general audience
In Chapter 8 they pose the question: 'Are scientists mostly atheists?' They maintain that atheists have three problems: the first too large a view of science, the second too tired a view of religion and third too lofty a view of humans. They illustrate these very well in their excellent critique of J.B.S. Haldane assertion that 'My practice as a scientist is Atheistic'.
The final chapter looks at what scientists can do for the church. This is particularly pertinent as the Science and congregations project is aiming to do just that.
There area name and subject indexes and a two pages of further reading - I was surprised at the inclusion of Owen Barfield and the omission of the excellent Science & Grace by Tim Morris and Donald Petcher.
The book has much to commend it. It is full of practical insight and wisdom, however its use is impaired by the adoption of a two books metaphor and its implicit adoption of a complementary view of science and religion.
* See the comments for a clarification by one of the authors.
There is an interview with the authors here.
Part I: Why Study Science?
1. God and the Book of Nature
2. Christianity and the History of Science
3. Science and Ethics
Part II: The Characteristics of Faithful Science and Scientists
4. Hope in the Face of Adversity
5. Life Together: Working with Others in a Scientific Community
6. The Known Unknowns: Science and Intellectual Humility
Part III: Science and Christian Faith
7. Science and Scripture
8. Are Scientists Mostly Atheists?
9. Science for the Good of the Church
For Further Reading
Name and Subject Index
Scripture Index
Tuesday, 9 August 2016
Interview with Timothy Sherratt author of Power Made Perfect?
Timothy Sherratt, a long-time contributor to the Center for Public Justice, has recently published a book dealing with a Christian approach to politics: Power Made Perfect? (Wipf and Stock, 2016). He kindly agreed to be interviewed.
Thanks for agreeing to this interview Tim, could you start by telling us a little bit about yourself?
I grew up in North Devon the younger son of parents who were teachers. I made a faith commitment as an undergraduate at Oxford in 1973, and came to graduate school in the U.S. a few years later, completing a Ph.D. in political science at the University of Kentucky. After sojourns in Arizona and New York, I accepted a position teaching American politics and constitutional law at Gordon College in Massachusetts in 1989 and have remained there to the present. Gordon is a Christian college in the evangelical tradition. My wife and I have four children and three grandchildren.
Who (or what) are the major influences on you?
I think you may mean major influences on my life, rather than on the book, so let me split the difference and try to give you a sampling of both.
- In my family, Christian morality was taken for granted as simply part of reality but Christian theology was not very prominent—and somehow that combination gave me the space to take God for granted, too, without getting bogged down in doctrinal disputes or to fake a relationship with God out of a desire to please. One way or another, I've always been grateful for both what was emphasized and what wasn't. Add to this combination, rural North Devon in the 50s/60s, kind and indulgent neighbors on the farms surrounding us who let me wander around wherever I wanted to, and never complained when I got under their feet—blessings, pure and simple.
- The Book of Common Prayer. Surely, the Church of England's gift to the world. Its influence settled into my life through my good memory that has since boarding school years allowed words and phrases to become part of my mental and religious furniture, to equip and to encourage. When I came to faith, I was probably something of an Anglican Evangelical. Over time, noun and adjective may have reversed themselves! I owe a huge debt to evangelicalism for bringing the Faith to life and to the Book of Common Prayer for helping me try to live out the Faith as a member of the Body of Christ.
- The Center for Public Justice, a Christian think-tank in Washington, under its founding president, Jim Skillen, was formative as I was trying to make sense of Christian faith in relation to politics. I have written for the Center since 2003 and that exercise helped prepare the ground for Power Made Perfect?
- I've already made reference to the early (but appreciated) deficit in Christian theology, but I like to read good theology, clearly articulated and well written. N.T. Wright has been a major influence in that regard that I'm happy to acknowledge. (But how does he manage to write so many books?!)
- My wife and my children are influences on a non-computable scale, I suspect!
How did your interest in politics start?
I can't remember not being interested. My family listened to regular BBC news bulletins so the national and international political scene made its way into my consciousness early on—but with very little understanding on my part, I'm sure. My father professed an enthusiasm for the Liberals at one point—Jeremy Thorpe was MP for North Devon in the 1960s and I recall the yellow jacket of Jo Grimond's The Liberal Challenge on the bookshelf. (But I don't remember reading it myself!) By my teens, American history and politics held a stronger fascination. A few years later, Jimmy Carter's presidential campaign coincided with my coming to faith so I was intrigued by the question of what difference it made that Carter professed his faith so openly—was there a "Christian politics?" A year or so into his presidency, I wrote an article about him and sent it to the Church Times, which, to my great surprise, published it. By this time, I was beginning to pursue the possibility of coming to the U.S. to go to graduate school, which I did in 1978. That's only an outline but those were important influences.
Your recent book Power Made Perfect? has been recently published, could you tell us a little about it?
I wrote the book with two readerships in mind: the Christian students I teach and have taught for many years, and that (hopefully not imaginary) "intelligent lay Christian" readership that worships, works, serves and, though often frustrated by politics, is still prepared to ask good questions.
What I try to do in the book is to consider how Christians have "done" politics and to acknowledge major traditions of Christian reflection on politics. Before theory, so to speak, I wanted look at practice. So the first two chapters examine the Religious Right in the United States and the Christian Democratic Union in Germany—not because these are paragons but because they're seasoned examples of has occurred, for better or worse, and we can lean much from both. It helps that the two took different paths to political engagement, that the one reflects evangelical protestant influence and the other largely Roman Catholic influence, and so on.
From there I introduce the major conviction that prompted me to write: Christian political thinking needs to pay more attention to a central biblical paradox, namely that in surrendering to the Roman authorities who then executed him, Jesus was in fact exercising true power, what I, following St. Paul, call the "power made perfect" (in weakness). A host of questions follow this: what are the implications of trying to orient Christians' and by extension everyone's political engagement to true power? What can this look like? Does it simply place politics under judgment or are there ways to put it into practice? How should we conduct ourselves from the perspective of Christ, the risen King?
These questions take me to traditions of Christian thought that help us do so: the Catholic and neo-Calvinist traditions that urge us to derive normative principles from the moral law that accompanies the physical creation; the tradition of Christian piety (often rendered as an apolitical tradition) that calls us to please God, to cooperate with Him; and the prudential tradition with its origins in the Lutheran reformation that explores the balancing act of living by biblical principles in a fallen world. I take these traditions as providing a kind of composite response to the question of how to conduct responsible Christian political engagement.
I then turn to several sets of political issues especially significant in American politics—education and immigration policy, abortion and same-sex marriage, and last, foreign policy under globalization, and the prospects for reform of the electoral system.
The final chapter complements the chapter that introduces the "power made perfect" theme, urging readers to "Be the Church!" Here my concerns are with declining church attendance and also with the vital role of the church in helping believers remain focused on the good news that Jesus Christ is risen, so that they may take this hope into all walks of life, including political engagement. Only the churches, I contend, can properly articulate the problem of evil, set aside grandiose, idolatrous hopes for political action, learn an appropriate humility grounded in Christian Hope, and persist in obedient service even when confronted by daunting social or political issues.
And I close by arguing that a Christian politics for this century will "depend more on the cultivation of the faith and rather less on the forms that political expression takes" (p.123). So another way to sum up is to say that Christian political engagement should take its bearings from the Hope of the resurrection of Jesus. This may not making deciding what to do easy, but it is the place to start from.
What was the highlight in writing the book?
I think it was seeing it start to come together, and the accompanying certainty that it was going to see the light of day. I really did have that from quite early on. Now some wonderful things happened, too, including some excellent copy-editing help, and meeting John Topliff at my daughter's wedding of all places. John's a book agent and he found me my publisher. I'm very grateful to everyone who helped me.
It's not the first book on a Christian approach to politics you have published. In what ways have your thoughts developed since the publication of Saints as Citizens?
I have a real fondness for short articles, in the 600-800 word range, and much of my work from about 2003 to 2013 was writing those for the Center for Public Justice, a Christian think-tank in Washington (www.cpjustice.org). They force you to be clear and not to waste words. But I had felt that it was time to try to write a second (mature?) version of Saints as Citizens. I actually started out by re-reading it and attempting a revision, but soon set it aside so that I could organize Power Made Perfect? in the way I've described to you. The way my thinking has developed could best be described by saying it's tried to take more into account than the first book did. When we wrote Saints as Citizens I was especially impressed by the possibilities of the neo-Calvinist political perspective in the work of Abraham Kuyper, and his contribution to what would become the (mainly European) tradition of Christian Democracy. That's the direction that book tried to lead its readers.
Power Made Perfect? is much more conscious of Roman Catholic social teaching, in effect, the senior partner of Christian Democracy's development, and I'm no less impressed by the potential in Christian Democracy than I was back then. But it's also less about presenting Christian Democracy as the "best" approach and tries to hold all the traditions of Christian political reflection, Christian pluralist, pietistic, prudential, to the "power made perfect" standard, and the good news it embodies. N.T. Wright's Surprised by Hope and How God Became King played a valuable role in crystallizing my thoughts—though I do wish Wright had written a further chapter in the latter working out more of the implications! His political leaders tend to collapse into an authoritarian Caesar, I think, but the power made perfect has just as profound implications for democrats as dictators. But those books helped me a lot, no question.
In the book you make mention of Abraham Kuyper, what do you see as the important lessons for today from Kuyper's approach?
I was introduced to the Kuyper tradition around the time I began teaching at Gordon College. Let me just mention two lessons: in terms of Christian thinking about politics and government, Kuyper is perhaps best known for the concept of "sphere sovereignty," which among other things is a way of placing government within the wider context of society. In doing we can distinguish the tasks that fall to government from those that are the responsibility of other social bodies, from families to commercial enterprises and more. In fact, a major role of government is to try to create conditions under which those other bodies are able to do what they are fitted for. Elusive as it can be to put this into practice, here is a comprehensive vision of justice "under God," as it were, one that acknowledges the sovereign Creator's care for every area of life.
The political tradition in the United States is especially concerned with the reach of government—Americans value individual liberty and self-government —but sphere sovereignty insists that government has clear God-given responsibilities to pursue justice. There are limits to limited government! Kuyper's approach is practical, biblical, and most useful for thinking well about the scope and limits of government in society.
Many, particularly in the UK, are suspicious of a Christian political party. Do you think a Christian political party is a viable option?
There's nothing wrong with a Christian political party, but neither the ways Christianity expresses itself in the UK nor the electoral system seem likely to encourage the formation of such a party.
Britain's mix of parties has come about for reasons of regional politics—one thinks of Welsh and Scottish nationalism, the distinct politics of Northern Ireland, etc.—but the electoral system of single-seat constituencies is much friendlier to a two-party system. So ideologically grounded or religiously grounded parties have not taken off.
The successful Christian parties have understood that their purpose is to govern (rather than to evangelize) and that government is a this-worldly activity that should be guided as much as possible by a biblical view of human beings, their needs and their destiny. Government is service. Government is stewardship. Government is responsible for national defense and criminal justice.
Some Christian traditions are better situated to embrace these responsibilities than are others. The Roman Catholic social and political teachings are a good example of an engaged, theologically developed tradition—in many respects quite like the Kuyper tradition—and it's no surprise that both have underwritten effective political organization and engagement.
So, with those traditions relatively weaker in Britain than in continental Europe, and with the complicating factor of the Established Church, Christian political engagement has been similarly complicated. So rather than a straight answer, I hope I've at least offered a context for trying to reach one!
What role - if any - do you see the local church having in politics?
In the book, my hope for the churches is that they can nurture Christian understanding of the proper ends of politics. With reference to the unhelpful rhetoric of American party politics in recent years—even before the emergence of Donald Trump—I stress how important it is that government in a fallen world is not about ultimate matters, ultimate solutions, but about trying to approach public justice.
Of course, members of churches should debate these things, not merely accept some official view. Above all, they should make the case to one another that there is a place for political engagement and no good case for simply avoiding all mention of politics—perhaps more of an American than a British failing? After all, Christians are equipped in a unique way: we hold by faith the hope of eternal life, of society made new, relationships healed and restored and Christ fully acknowledged as King. From the perspective of that hope the mundane tasks of governing and the privileges of democracy are set in context and lent their importance, for we are God's stewards of creation, made in His image.
If we rehearse this good news in our churches through, preaching, teaching, fellowship, and service, then our churches will be doing their work well, equipping us for the tasks God calls us to do in whatever professional, familial, charitable fields we work in—including seeking and holding political office. None of this work can ever be simply "secular" to believers if the local church is doing what it should, again, politics and government included.
What advice would you have for Christian who wants to get involved in politics?
I see some of the students I teach getting involved most fruitfully when they volunteer in election campaigns. Those are fast-moving classrooms where the volunteer can get a lot of experience in a short space of time and see this aspect of politics up close—sometimes a more sobering experience than they expect.
As a British citizen, I've always been envious of the openness of American society and the hospitality American organizations from private businesses to government offices, non-profits, interest groups and political campaigns extend to interns. Of course, in the university context, the intern comes back, takes a course, and writes papers integrating experience from the internship with insights from political science. Not everyone can put things together in such an organized fashion, let alone in a context explicitly committed to asking questions about the implications for Christian perspective, etc. But approximating that approach is the best way for the student to test the waters of a political interest.
What books have you recently being reading?
Jayber Crow, by Wendell Berry, my favorite American writer, perhaps. He's one of those writers who, though his characters don't stray far from their rural Kentucky community, manage to illuminate everything that matters.
Pope Francis, by Paul Vallely, whom I met earlier this year (Vallely, that is)—I found this to be a quite extraordinary work, so comprehensively researched to reveal Francis in three dimensions. A real page-turner.
Second Royal Gloucestershire Hussars: Libya-Egypt 1941-42, by Stuart Pitman. My late father began his teaching career in Gloucestershire in the late 1930s, joined up, and fought in this campaign.
The Road to Little Dribbling, by Bill Bryson. I purchased it at Heathrow to read in the plane on a trip home from the UK. Inimitable Bryson, with that mix of the insightful and the irreverent that is his version of loving the place—and, I would assert, you could find Brexit between the lines of this book (or at least rendered perfectly understandable)!
And finally, in true desert-Island-discs style: If you were on a desert island what two luxuries would you take with you?
If I may assume that the Bible and Shakespeare are in place, I'd like to make my desert island sufficiently fertile with enough rainfall to make gardening worthwhile: then seeds and garden tools would be luxury enough as one of the above.
The other? High-quality binoculars for birding. (I'm far from expert in the "twitching" department, but it's been a source of joy for many years.)
Monday, 8 August 2016
Pro Rege by Abraham Kuyper
Living Under Christ the King: Volume 1
Abraham Kuyper
Translated by Albert J. Gootjes
Edited by John Kok and Nelson D. Koosterman
Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press/ Acton Institute, 2016.
ISBN 978-1577996545xxxi+ 507pp; hbk
As the introduction states: 'Judging Kuyper's views on class, gender, and race requires a decent understanding of his historical world. Kuyper holds views that we find completely unacceptable today'. Aspects of this book (and Kuyper himself) were products of the Victorian age - yet other aspects transcend that age.
Kuyper begins by relating his experiences he alos recounted in Om de oude wereldzee (Around the Old World Sea) regarding Islam. He has a high regard for their energy zeal, which he notes would put Christians to shame.
'The indifference toward Jesus encountered in Christian countries, or cowardly silence when the Divine Founder of our religion is defamed, is virtually unheard of in Islamic nations when it comes to Muhammad' (7).He notes that:
The kingship of Jesus comes to you with a demand. It demands faithfulness, allegiance, and submission. It demands of you—especially in this Christian nation—that you confess him, that you stand up for him, and that you plead for the honor of his Name (10)But Kuyper laments: 'in public life there is no regard whatsoever for Jesus' kingship' (18). He then traces some the reasons why this is the case. Here Kuyper is exploring the reasons for secularisation - and this was before it became a popular area of research. Some of these reasons he identifies are: the rise of science; the pressures of work and life; shifting patterns of living and lifestyles; changing patterns of work; busyness; and religion seen as outmoded:
'Religion is an extinguished phenomenon, a remnant of the past to which modern man looks back with a melancholic curiosity' (54).The result is 'Religion no longer occupies the place it used to in social and public life' (55).
As Kuyper points out: we need a king. If we deny Jesus' kingship then humanity itself seeks to be king. Even with secularisation there is still search for transcendence - that is looked for in among other things art:
'This is why art arose from the spheres of religion and first entered the world from that sacred sphere. First came temples, then monuments and palaces. First came psalms and hymns, then national anthems and epics. It is for that reason not strange, but entirely natural and necessary, that where society leaves and abandons religion, art comes to take its place' (94).Kuyper then develops his view of miracles. He links miracles to the dominion over nature, this dominion is over all the earth is part of being the image of God. We can only understand the significance of miracles by looking back to God's ordinance to humanity to subdue the earth. It is in the miraculous that humanity's kingship over the earth is restored. Unlike some Reformed theologians Kuyper maintained that miracles still happen today.
Another area of extended discussion in this volume is angels and demons. He sees this as an important area as: 'Nothing has done more damage to the church's confession of Jesus' kingship than the marked increase in the indifference toward the spirit world, whether toward angels or of demons' (423). As C.S. Lewis noted several decades later in his The Screwtape Letters (1941) there are two errors regarding demons - disbelieve in them or have 'an excessive and unhealthy interest in them'. Kuyper avoids both extremes. He stays close to Scripture:
'In Scripture, Satan and his henchmen are perpetually seen as beings created by God himself, who exist through [God's] power alone and will in the end be subjected to his power once more. Nevertheless, it remains within the essence of the spirit's nature to exercise power and influence also over visible things, on visible nature, on what lies before one's eyes' (428).There are a number of things that Kuyper writes that might raise a few eyebrows. These are not only his stereotyping of races and cultures but also his seeming acceptance of clairvoyance and hypnosis. For example: 'Only in clairvoyance, and recently also with x-rays, do we have the ability to look through walls and from afar'.
This first volume is a very welcome addition to the Abraham Kuyper Collected Works in Public Theology and I look forward to the remaining volumes to be published.
God in Public - a brief review
How the Bible speaks truth to power today
Tom Wright
London: SPCK, 2016
Pbk, 208pp; £12.99
Tom Wright is an extremely prolific writer - he has produced over seventy books. This is the latest, but it seems to have had little attention so far, which is a shame as the theme is very important.
The book is a collection of lectures Wright has delivered from 1999 to 2015, so there is nothing new here, although the lectures have been updated for publication. Each deal in different ways with faith and public life - or as the title of the book has it: God in Public.
One key theme comes through several times: there is a stand-off between fundamentalism and secularism in the public arena. This clash is shot through with three elements: postmodernity, Gnosticism and empire. These themes are echoed again and again throughout the lectures. Particularly in the first three chapters - which for me were the stand out chapters.
Wright is strong on critique of the (failed) Enlightenment project and the analysis of worldview. He is weaker on the practical aspects. He gives some example of doing God in public; these include, Desmond Tutu, Cicely Saunders, Wilberforce, the street pastors and the salvation Army. But what is lacking is the emphasis on Christians organising for political action - there is no mention, for example on the possibility of a Christian political party or trades union. Nevertheless, Wright does show that doing God in public is a necessary and that religion and politics do mix.
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June 27, 2013 · Posted in: 2013 Elections, Access to Information, Congress Watch, Governance, In the News, Investigative Reports, Money Politics, Noynoy Watch, Online Research, Paper Chase
Expense reports of 5 new senators,
PNoy's LP, NPC still bad, defective
IF RULES on campaign finance will be followed, only five winning senatorial candidates will be allowed to assume office on June 30, 2013. That is, until the rest of the candidates and their nominating parties submit a complete Statement of Election Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) by June 29, 2013.
The question is: Should the seven other new senators who have yet, together with the political parties that nominated them, to fully comply with their obligation in law to file true and complete SOCEs be allowed to assume office?
As of June 25, seven winning candidates for senator had actually "fully complied" with the SOCE requirements: Alan Peter S. Cayetano, Francis Joseph 'Chiz' G. Escudero, Mary Grace Poe-Llamanzares, Cynthia A. Villar, Paolo Benigno 'Bam' A. Aquino IV, Gregorio 'Gringo' B. Honasan II, and Loren Regina 'Loren' B. Legarda.
The Campaign Finance Unit (CFU) of the Commission on Elections (Comelec), however, recommends that Aquino and Legarda not be allowed to assume office until their respective nominating parties, the Liberal Party (LP) led by President Aquino and the Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC), submit supporting information and documents.
Too, it was only today, June 27, that the opposition United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) led by Vice President Jejomar Binay finally submitted receipts and other documents to correct its SOCE deficiencies.
Republic Act No. 7166 (Synchronized Elections Law) requires every candidate and political party to submit a "full, true and itemized" SOCE within 30 days after Election Day. Failure to do so prohibits a winning candidate from entering office until he/she has filed such statement.
The legal prohibition from assuming office also applies to a winning candidate if the political party that nominated him/her fails to file its SOCE.
The Comelec Law Department and CFU will issue a Certificate of Compliance to candidates, parties, and party-list groups that submitted "complete and compliant campaign finance disclosure reports and statements." This certificate is required before a candidate is allowed to take oath of office.
Candidates and parties were required to submit the SOCE until June 13, 2013. Comelec, however, gave candidates and parties a grace period lasting until June 29 to fully comply with SOCE requirements.
The grace period was given to encourage candidates and parties to file and complete their submissions. But a running fine of P1,000 per day was to be applied for those found in non-compliance.
Read out full report in www.pcij.org

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BASKING RIDGE, NJ -- A vocal Montgomery bench made lots of noise on Thursday, but Ridge left-hander Cooper Bobowicz sent most of their hitters back to the dugout quietly.
Bobowicz and reliever Matt Kennedy combined to four-hit Montgomery and strike out 10 batters and Ridge put up two four-run innings en route to a 10-1 baseball victory.
Ridge (5-3) struck for four unearned runs in the first inning, helped along by two Montgomery errors and a passed ball after two were out. In the second inning, the Red Devils extended their lead to 5-0 after Tommy Ramazotto led off with a single to left-center, stole second, took third on the catcher's errant throw and scored on a one-out RBI single through the right side by Brendan Bell.
Five runs were a lot more than Bobowicz (4-0) needed. The big senior southpaw spent most of the game mowing down Montgomery batters with a sharp curve which he blended with a crackling fastball. Bobowicz allowed three hits in five innings, struck out seven and walked three. The only run he allowed was unearned--the result of his own fielding miscue. In the third inning, Montgomery's Ryan McKenna laid down a bunt with one out, and Bobowicz fielded the ball along the third base line and overthrew the first baseman, allowing McKenna to get to second base. With two out, Nate Ryan singled McKenna in. Ryan was virtually the only Montgomery batter to get good swings against Bobowicz, as he went 2-for-3.
Ridge extended its lead to 6-1 when shortstop Jason Arrigo led off the fourth inning with a home run down the left field line on an 0-2 pitch.
The Red Devils left no doubt about the game's outcome with four more runs in the fifth inning. Bobby Parisi started the frame with a line single to left, he stole second, took third on Jayden Hylton's one-out single and scored when Bobowicz lashed an RBI single right past the pitcher's ear. Montgomery brought in a reliever who walked the next two batters and hit the third one, ushering in the visting team's third hurler of the inning. Chris Parker drilled an RBI double to deep left-center for a 10-1 lead. Parker finished 2-for-4.
Ridge's defense helped out Bobowicz with a pair of inning-ending 6-4-3 double plays from Arrigo to second baseman Parker to first baseman Hylton.
Kennedy took over for Bobowicz and threw two very impressive innings to close it out. The right-hander fanned the first two batters he faced, and his final line read 2 IP, 1 H, 1 BB, 3 K.
Bobowicz still has not allowed an earned run in 21 1/3 innings. He has struck out 33 batters and walked six.


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Providing support for parents and carers. Somewhere children can make friends and learn as they play, and carers can get support or meet with other families.
For details about us, see our Clubs & Groups entry and our website.
Fun with music for pre-schoolers.
Henfield Unattached offer a meeting point for those who are now alone, and need to get out and widen their horizons. There's no fuss, no joining fee, no subscription. Drop in at our regular coffee morning at the White Hart.
Gentle exercise. No need to book, just turn up.
Toy library, information, advice and craft activities. Parents and carers are asked to remain with their child for this activity.
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Come and join our colouring, drawing and painting sessions for relaxation. All materials provided. Also coffee and tea for 50p.
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The Friends of St Barnabas are promoting a charity concert entitled 'Christmas Starts Here!' on Thursday 6 December 2018, at 7.00 in the Henfield Hall. This concert is an annual showpiece of Henfield's musical talent, in support of the wonderful work of St. Barnabas House and Chestnut Tree House in their palliative care of adults and children with life-limiting illnesses.
Top of the bill is local Royal Opera singer Sidonie Winter; supported by local band Brass Fusion, who will be accompanying the community carols. Those of you who attend the annual 'Proms in the Park' Concerts in Red Oaks will remember Sidonie and Brass Fusion. There will be contributions from the Bothy Singers and other local soloists. As in previous years there will be contributions from the local clergy. The Friends of St Barnabas will be serving mulled wine and mince pies during the interval.
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Broadcast live from the National Theatre, Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo play Shakespeare's famous fated couple in his great tragedy of politics, passion and power.
Caesar and his assassins are dead. General Mark Antony now rules alongside his fellow defenders of Rome. But at the fringes of a war-torn empire the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra and Mark Antony have fallen fiercely in love. In a tragic fight between devotion and duty, obsession becomes a catalyst for war.
Director Simon Godwin returns to National Theatre Live screens with this hotly anticipated production, following broadcasts of Twelfth Night, Man and Superman and The Beaux' Stratagem
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Dinner served at 7.45pm. Both men and women welcome. Members join because of the Club's fellowship, its diversity and the environment for giving something back. Rotary is a convivial organisation combining business and social events. It gives opportunities to meet like-minded people.
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The Big O
by Paul Jensen, James Beckett,
You've probably already heard about the technical troubles we've had on the site lately. One side effect is that any Shelf Obsessed submissions that were sent to the Shelf Life email address over the past few days won't reach me. If you're thinking of sending in photos of your collection, please hold off until everything's working normally again. In the meantime, let's take a look at this week's releases. Welcome to Shelf Life.
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The Big O
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James takes a look at a returning favorite from the early Toonami days this week with the recent Blu-Ray release of The Big O.
The younger readers of this column may not remember this, but back when Toonami aired before the ungodly post-midnight hours and was primarily aimed at the after-school crowd, The Big O was a pretty big deal. Notably, it was popular enough in the states that Cartoon Network even stepped in to help co-finance a second season in 2003 when the Japanese audiences didn't quite take to the first one. It's not too hard to see why it was such a hit in the States at first, too: the stark, gothic designs of Paradigm City look like something out of Bruce Timm's Batman: The Animated Series, and Roger Smith was also something of a dead ringer for many of our favorite comic-book heroes. He had a square-jaw, a sleek sense of style, not to mention a boatload of money and a faithful butler. The giant robot and kaiju battles retained the show's culturally Japanese spirit, but from the start The Big O was destined to be a crossover hit for the early 2000s anime fandom. While the second season didn't grab audiences the way the first did, The Big O has remained a fond memory of many people who grew up in the Toonami Era, myself included. Now that Sentai has finally managed to work out the show's complicated copyright issues and release a proper Blu-Ray collection of all 26 episodes of The Big O, the only question left to ask is whether or not it holds up almost twenty years later.
I'm very happy to say that it does, for the most part at least. It's definitely a product of its time, and the old-fashioned art style and rough animation might not appeal to all of this generation of anime lovers. Still, this is a stylish, confidently produced, and quite satisfying blend of Hollywood noir and the best aspects of old mecha and kaiju series. People might be more familiar these days with series director Kazuyoshi Katayama's work on King of Thorn, but for my money this remains the best project he's worked on to date. From episode one to the finale of the second season, Katayama and his crew know exactly what kind of story they want to tell, which gives The Big O a sense of personality and identity that I personally find lacking in a lot of the more modern mecha series. It's no coincidence, by the way, that the show bears such a resemblance to the aforementioned Batman cartoon, since many of the crew at Sunrise studio helped produce that series back in the early 90s.
Despite the obvious influences of DC Comics' most famous hero, though, The Big O is very much doing its own thing. The first season is focused primarily on telling vaguely interconnected standalone tales, and while Roger and Dorothy get bits of character development here and there, most of the plot's heavy lifting is done in the heavily serialized second season. This is where Roger takes an active role in solving the mysteries of Paradigm City, and things get much more heady and abstract from there. While I can see how this left turn into hard-science fiction and more identifiably "anime" tropes might have alienated some of the show's fans, the second season is my personal favorite. Despite being cut short due to low ratings, it manages to deliver a complex and satisfying arc with a satisfying ending, stumbling only once or twice along the way. While I'd be the first one clamoring for a slickly animated reboot of the series, the story we get here is great just as it is. It's a little messy and perhaps a bit overly ambitious, but nothing ever goes off the rails enough to ruin the show completely.
The production values may be lacking in modern technological niceties, but The Big O uses its direction and generally gorgeous aesthetic to make up for the dated animation. The backgrounds of Paradigm City are uniformly dazzling, and the character designs manage to be memorable while remaining fairly simplistic. Composer Toshihiko Sahashi has been a mainstay in the industry for years now (fans of the original Hunter X Hunter adaptation or Full Metal Panic! may recognize him), but this is some of his best work ever. His fluid, jazzy score manages to capture that meshing of Eastern and Western cultures perfectly, and is one of the highlights of the entire production.
Sentai's Blu-Ray release does everything it can to preserve The Big O's best qualities, and it succeeds for the most part. Being a product of the SD era, the boxy aspect ratio and grainy footage was never going to look all that great, but that's to be expected for a show that's almost old enough to buy a drink here in the States. The one major flaw of this set would be the fact that the original opening themes have been replaced with the one composed by Rui Nagai in 2007 for the DVD release. This is unfortunate, to be sure, but not enough to devalue the rest of the set.
Outside of some staff interviews and the usual trailers, the key feature most people are going to appreciate is the English dub, perfectly preserved from its Toonami/Adult Swim days. Being one of the earlier dubbing efforts, there's obviously plenty one could nitpick here. The translations can be loose at times, and some of the awkward line deliveries and pronunciations can end up producing some unintentional laughs (Megadeus, for instance, is always pronounced "mega-deuce", which my inner twelve-year-old can't help but chuckle at).
That being said, this is one of those dubs that has been burned into the brains of any kid who watched the TV promos on Cartoon Network one too many times, and I can't help but feel like its quirks only add to the charm of the show. Steve Blum's take on Roger Smith is as iconic as any of the other work he's ever done, second only maybe to his role as Spike Spiegel, and all of the goofy scripting in the world can't take away from the unadulterated coolness he injects into the series. This is one of the few instances where I think the dub is the way to go if you want the authentic Big O experience, but take my opinion with a grain or two of nostalgic salt.
Simply put, The Big O is a classic, and the fact that it's finally gotten a proper release is cause for celebration. If you don't have the stomach for 1990s style mecha shows or the general goofiness that comes with any older series, I'd say you at least owe it to yourself to give the show a chance with a rental. For anyone trying to supplement their shelves with one of the best anime of the early 2000s, The Big O is a must own.
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This change will take effect from 5pm, 10 March 2014. c)The revised resale procedure is detailed in Annex A (PDF 155KB). To help buyers and sellers in this transition, HDB will continue to honour OTPs and valuation reports which were granted before the implementation date and have not expired. Under the new rules, buyers who are granted OTP will also have 21 calendar days, instead of 14 calendar days to exercise the OTP, to adjust to the new procedure. 4In his speech, Minister Khaw also spoke on Singaporeans investing in overseas properties. He cautioned that there are added risks and complexities due to the differences in legal and regulatory frameworks. To help Singaporeans interested in buying foreign properties make more informed decisions, the Council for Estate Agencies (CEA) will be launching an online guide to provide some general tips on buying foreign properties. In addition, CEA will step up efforts to regulate estate agents marketing foreign properties in Singapore. 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More details on existing monetisation options can be found in Annex C (PDF 144KB). b) Supporting the Low-Income and Vulnerable MND is studying ways to better support public rental tenants in progressing to homeownership, and to better provide for the housing needs of the vulnerable groups, including divorcees with children. More details on existing schemes to meet the housing needs of the low-income and vulnerable groups are at Annex D (PDF 145KB). Beyond housing, MND will revise the EPS (Electronic Parking System) parking rates for motorcycles and introduce an Enhanced Season Parking Ticket which will allow motorcyclists to park at all HDB and URA car parks at a flat monthly fee. This will defray the cost for motorcyclists, especially for those who use multiple car parks in a day such as despatch or delivery riders. 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In January 2013 we were watching Corrie and the conversation went a little bit like this, "Babe, I have put your name down to do a sky dive in September, I would do it myself but I am over the weight limit", "Oh, OK thanks" I replied. I must admit I wasn't really listening.
Within minutes My phone pinged and Facebook was going mad. Matt had put a status out saying what I was doing and seeing if anybody else fancied joining me. Volunteers came in thick and fast and the months passed by. The local newspaper had got hold of the story and this was published, pictures were taken with me, the girls and some of the volunteers.
The reality began to dawn on me, but convincing myself that if I was going to die then at least I would be very closely strapped to a charming, muscley man helped. However, when I looked at my girls, the reality was I was doing it for them, the awareness, publicity and support the event was getting meant that the Twincess message was going far and wide.
The sponsorship flowed from all 11 of the volunteers, and to see the total raised on the Virgin money site was inspiring.
I don't normally do nerves so didn't think too much about falling at ridiculous speeds from 13,000feet. The morning of the dive came and the skies were clear and blue, not a cloud in the sky. Finlay had stayed at Nanna's the night before and so it was just me, Matt and the girls making the trip to Lancaster. I was giddy with anticipation and then the radio presenter asked for people to ring in saying what they were doing today. I couldn't resist. I rang up and got a few minutes on air which again was a great plug for the charity and also he explained how he didn't want to put me off but he had done a dive himself and hated every second but he wished me luck with my adrenalin rush.
Being the organisers we got there a little early but everyone had arrived by the 11:30 registration time. At this time I was stood in a room with 10 other people, all signing declarations that they were happy to put their life at risk for the sake of our campaign and to raise awareness of Downs Syndrome. To say I was humbled and emotional was an understatement. 2 people who I had brought into this world had brought all of these people together and all because they wanted to help us. No matter how hard I tried I could never put that moment into words.
I had watched people play rounders, golf, football and even swim Lake Windermere but nothing prepared me for how grateful I would be that someone was willing to throw themselves out of a plane for Twincess.
So with a huge crowd of friends and family in the viewing gallery I boarded the plane. The sky had changed by now and was looking far greyer. I climbed the rickety step ladder and sat down, tightly strapped to my partner, I could barely move. The plane began it's take off but aborted at the final minute as the pilot had decided the weather was now too inclement. This better not be fate!!
Everyone had to get off an spend the next two hours in the canteen. Suddenly there was a break in the cloud and the wait was over. Off we go again. Kisses were given to the nearest and dearest again and I was back in my seat on the plane.
There were plenty of things going through my mind but none of them were fear. In no time at all the doors flung open and we were shuffling to the door. We rocked, 1….2…..3. I was falling through the sky. It was breathtaking, it seemed to last for hours. As I floated to the ground the first three people I saw were my 3. children. PRICELESS….all full of smiles and holding their arms out for a cuddle. That day I was someone's reason to smile xx
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