In Depth:  Ian Shaw

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Right of private judgement

Right of private judgement

Ian Shaw

Book Review “Every man’s conscience is vile and depraved. You cannot depend on it to be your guide.” So says the preacher in Bob Dylan’s Man in the Long Black Coat. Here, by contrast, we encounter “the sanctity of every human conscience”. In doing so, we are introduced to people that we benefit from meeting, even when we may hesitate to give them our vote.

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1689 and all that

1689 and all that

Ian Shaw

Book Review Ian Shaw reviews The 1689 Handbook by Robert Strivens.

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Fiction illuminating faith and unfaith

Fiction illuminating faith and unfaith

Ian Shaw

Book Review ENLIGHTENMENT

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The heart of transformation

The heart of transformation

Ian Shaw

Book Review WILLIAM WILBERFORCE: His Unpublished Spiritual Journals.

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Who are the evangelicals?

Who are the evangelicals?

Ian Shaw

Book Review EVANGELICALISM: A Very Short Introduction.

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Wise jottings, faithful pastor

Wise jottings, faithful pastor

Ian Shaw

Book Review IN THE SHADOW OF THE ROCK: an autobiography.

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No other loyalty

No other loyalty

Ian Shaw

Ian Shaw traces the life of Leslie Land (1903–1986), a remarkable but forgotten man

‘William Leslie Land, born 20 January 1903 at Wirksworth; son of Samuel Land, retired Draper and Outfitter. Educated at the Grammar School, Wirksworth. Admitted 1 March 1921.’

Alec Motyer

Alec Motyer

Ian Shaw

‘I am just a man who happens to have a gift for Bible languages.’ So remarked Alec Motyer to me in the lounge of his home in late July this year. He was distinguishing himself, with characteristic modesty, from the likes of J. I. Packer and John Stott.

A few weeks later, on 9 September, there was standing room only in the Poynton parish church in Cheshire for his funeral following his death on 26 August.