Theology for Life
John WilliamsTheological reflections at the interface between personal faith, church practice and world issues.
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CAN GOD ACT IN THE WORLD?
The previous post in this series concluded with the suggestion that the most fruitful line of analogy in the search for ways of thinking about how God might act in the world draws on what we know in human experience as the personal and rela...
A Church Fitted for Mission?
Outside the church half a dozen shifty-looking men are lurking by the porch, observing their obligation to attend mass, but without actually entering the building and being spotted by the priest … Ireland may be becoming a more secular soci...
The Agency of the Powerless
The story of the infant Moses seems ideally made for Sunday School – the rescue of a little baby, who then grows up to be a great leader. Moses’ name sounds like the Hebrew for ‘pulled out’; perhaps the storyteller is suggesting that if Mos...
Morality and Maturity
This essay explores what it might mean for the church to ‘give a moral lead’. I will argue that the Christian ethical tradition proposes a certain kind of moral maturity. This moral character is very different from both the privatised moral...
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I am a retired Anglican priest and academic interested in the responses of the churches to religious change in contemporary society. My posts explore a theology for life at the interface between personal faith, church life and world issues.
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