This is My Story, This is My Song [3rd ed] by Alasdair Gordon - HTML preview

{1} Autumn Leaves Volume 2: 25-46. Also Whose Faith Follow pages 10-19

{2} Autumn Leaves Volume 2: 12-24

{3} Ordination of women to ministry was approved in 1968.

{4} Now an auction room.

{5} Whose Faith Follows pages 26-30

{6} Autumn Leaves Volume 3: 4-17

{7} Matthew 6: 24; Luke 16: 13

{8} The Reluctant Minister, David W Torrance (2015)

{9} Autumn Leaves Volume 1: 24-47

{10} Exodus 15: 27

{11} In practice, many people who quote this book have never read it.

{12} Catch the Fire, Guy Chevreau (1994)

{13} John 8: 7

{14} Psalm 24:1

{15} According to recent statistics, 46% of Scots now place themselves in this category.

{16} Gavin Reid, 1969

{17} Romans 12: 2

{18} Issue 19; See Autumn Leaves Volume 3: 18-22

{19} Paul on Homosexuality, Michael Wood (2011)

{20} Not be confused with another body called “Forward Together”.

{21} Bannatyne v.Overtoun [1904] AC 515

{22} Robert Buchanan, The Ten Years’ Conflict (1854)

{23} Recent statistics suggest that people claiming a connection with the Church of Scotland has fallen to 24% of the population. And, of course, connection does not necessarily mean commitment.

{24} Matthew 5: 27-28

{25} Matthew 23: 23

{26} A phrase attributed to an Australian Senator, Patrician Dunn (b. 1948)

{27} Michael Baigent and others (1996)

{28} The Magdalene Legacy Laurence Gardner (2005); Mary Magdalene Lynn Picknett (2003)

{29} 1906

{30} The Woman with the Alabaster Jar Margaret Starbird (1993)

{31} Matthew 18: 1-5

{32} See The Last Pope, Robert Howells (2013)

{33} Proverbs 29: 18

{34} John 14: 6

{35} Romans 11: 15

{36} The Hope of Israel, Alasdair Gordon and William Still (1977)

{37} A * indicates that this text has been republished in my Autumn Leaves series.

{38} Subsequent editions of the Law Basics books appear under joint names of Alex Gibb and myself