I have to say that I’m now only on the fringe of the Borneo rainforest, about to return to Europe, but it’s still difficult to come up with anything more sophisticated by way of a Christmas greeting than ‘A very happy Christmas to all those reading and contributing to Open Source Theology!’ Peace and merriment to one and all.
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Re: Happy Christmas
And a Happy New Year to you and your family Andrew.
Re: Happy Christmas
Merry Christmas and a happy new year!