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Christian Jane Austen Variations 6: Barbara Cornthwaite and Lara S. Ormiston

April 4, 2019September 12, 2020 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 2 Comments

More enthralling Austen variations with a faith foundation. What was Mr. Knightley's perspective in Emma? And, what if Darcy and Elizabeth got engaged after the first proposal?

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Reading Prayers: The Book of Common Prayer

January 3, 2019December 31, 2018 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 3 Comments

Austen and her characters worshiped using a liturgy, The Book of Common Prayer. What is it like to read those prayers daily?

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Science Variations 3: Novels with Regency and Victorian Science

December 12, 2018September 12, 2020 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ Leave a comment

Some fun novels of science in the Regency, and two novels of the Industrial Revolution: North and South, and a variation: Nowhere but North.

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Jane Austen Variations With Science 2: Abigail Reynolds

December 5, 2018September 12, 2020 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 2 Comments

Two irresistible, romantic Pride and Prejudice variations highlight the Industrial Revolution and the problems of Regency society.

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Reforming the Manners of England

September 13, 2018April 28, 2021 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 2 Comments

Evangelicals in the Church of England set out to reform the manners, or moral behavior, of a whole country. Did they succeed?

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Jane Austen Faith Word: Duty, and Anne Elliot

March 8, 2018March 30, 2018 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 7 Comments

Anne Elliot's "duty" guided her through life's trials.

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Jane Austen Faith Word: Exertion, and Elinor Dashwood

March 1, 2018March 30, 2018 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 3 Comments

Doing what is right, for Jane Austen's heroines, requires a great deal of "exertion"!

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Parson Woodforde

February 22, 2018October 22, 2018 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 4 Comments

A Country Parson's Everyday Life

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Jane Austen Faith Word: Principle, and Mr. Darcy

February 15, 2018March 30, 2018 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 1 Comment

What "good principles" was Darcy given, and how could he follow them in "pride and conceit"?

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Jane Austen Faith Word: Serious, and Fanny Price

February 8, 2018March 30, 2018 ~ Brenda S Cox ~ 10 Comments

In Jane Austen, "serious" has a deeper meaning than we use for it today.

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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.

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