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In the Garden with Jane Austen, by Kim Wilson

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A garden is refreshing, and all the more so when you accompany Jane Austen!

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Jane Austen’s Cousin Edward Cooper, Evangelical Clergyman, Part 2

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Jane Austen did not always agree with her cousin Edward Cooper's Evangelical sermons.

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Much Ado About Persuasion: Book Review of a Christian Austen Variation

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A light, fun new variation on Persuasion, with faith elements and a Shakespearean twist!

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Jane Austen’s Cousin Edward Cooper, Evangelical Clergyman, Part 1

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Jane Austen was close to all three of her first cousins, including Evangelical clergyman Edward Cooper.

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Mr. Elton, a Vicar, not a Rector

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Why did it matter that Mr. Elton was a vicar, not a rector?

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The Delights of Doctor Syntax

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Jane Austen enjoyed the escapades of country curate Dr. Syntax, in Rowlandson's cartoons.

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Anne Elliot and the Christian Virtue of Patience

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Anne Elliot shows Christian patience as she patiently endures suffering.

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Austen Variation with Faith and Science: Jane and the Year Without a Summer

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Jane and the Year Without a Summer is a fun new addition to Stephanie Barron's Jane Austen Mysteries.

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Caricatures of Christmas

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Wishing you all a festive and worshipful Christmas!

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The Stereotype of the Self-Indulgent Clergyman (Rowlandson’s Parsonage)

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Thomas Rowlandson's satirical cartoon, The Parsonage, shows one stereotype of the clergy in Austen's England.

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Brenda S. Cox

Brenda S. Cox is a writer, an admirer of  Jane Austen, and a Christian with an engineering background.  This blog explores connections between science, Christian faith, church music, and Jane Austen’s world. Brenda also shares her personal reflections and search for joy.

Brenda would love to hear from you! Please make comments and ask questions. If you want to comment on a post from the home page, please click on “Leave a Comment” just under the featured picture at the top of the post, and a box will appear at the bottom. If you are on the page for the post, scroll all the way down. Feel free to ask any question you have about Austen, faith, and/or science as a comment on any post.

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