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Theology for Life

John Williams

Theological reflections at the interface between personal faith, church practice and world issues.

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    Retired Anglican priest and University teacher, politically left-leaning and theologically post-evangelical, with postmodern influences. My 'Theology for life' embraces contemporary faith, ecclesial practice and political and ethical issues.

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