
Theological reflections at the interface between personal faith, church practice and world issues.
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Mark Twain described a ‘classic’ as ‘the kind of book that everyone wants to have read but no-one wants to read’ (quoted in Alister McGrath, Christian Spirituality, Oxford: Blackwell 1999, p. 135). There is a sense that classics are going t...
The British sociologist of religion and priest David Martin, who died in 2019, was probably best known in the church at large for his staunch opposition to liturgical reform in the Church of England, specifically his dismissal of the modern...
This eminently readable collection of essays was one of the first publications in the UK to take a close look at the pioneering new forms of church that began to sprout up in the wake of the Church of England’s Mission-Shaped Church Report...
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On the face of it, this text looks like a strange motivation for Christian behaviour. The writer is using vivid apocalyptic picture language to describe the ‘end time’ when God will wind up history and the...
Introduction
In stepping into the minefield of Christian debate about gender and sexuality, I may be taking a foolish risk, given that I am not a specialist in this area. The article that follows started life as a resource I prepared for s...
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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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