Ecclesiology and beards

Following on from my last musings, here’s a question for all you intellectuals out there: Could ‘facial fungus’ (or the lack of it) – be an indicator of one’s theological bent or churchmanship? Mr M and I have been pondering this vexing question ever since he noticed the preponderance of beards on show during last weekend’s Burns supper. Newchurch has a vague, liberal Anglo-Catholic feel to it. Might this mean that the higher up the candle you go, the less you’ve need of your remington supershaver – or whatever it is you call them? Name your favourite Christian ‘beardie,’ and prove me right (or wrong). First off – the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Comments (2)

IanJanuary 21st, 2010 at 12:25 am

Given the Orthodox tend to go for beards, I’d say there may be something in your theory!

Perhaps you can get a grant to study this hypothesis. :)

miffyJanuary 21st, 2010 at 8:55 pm

I’m working on it! :)

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