Cramond was originally Caer Amon the fort on the River Almond. You will recognise Caer as a regular prefix in Welsh place names, eg Caernarvon, so why does it appear in Scotland? At the time when the Romans built the fort on the River Almond (AD142), English, Welsh...
Professor Douglas F. Kelly The inspired Word of God begins with the doctrine of creation; that is the foundation of the whole book of redemption. A straight-forward reading of the Holy Bible clearly teaches that God created all things in the space of six days, and all...
by Paul James-Griffiths, in Life and Work, Church of Scotland Magazine, Edinburgh Recently I read the Life and Work article by Graham Hellier entitled, Thank You Mr Darwin. I was amazed to see how easily we accept everything in the Church without a thorough...