Theology for Life
John WilliamsTheological reflections at the interface between personal faith, church practice and world issues.
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Sources of Authority in the Christian Faith
The Testimony of Tradition: Catholic Theology
As already noted in the Introduction in Part One, posted a few weeks ago, very early in the history of the Church theologians were recognizing that the cumulative tradition of ‘the apostles’ te...
Revisited: Victoria Slater, Chaplaincy Ministry and the Mission of the Church
Introduction
When I first read Victoria Slater’s book about chaplaincy, based on her empirical research, I found it not only informative and interesting, but also enormously relevant to contemporary ecclesiology. To put it simply, ‘chaplai...
Stirring up the Gift
This essay maps out a trajectory of how the education of Christian ministers has evolved through the history of the Church, and proposes a model fitted for the needs of the present time.
The Primitive Church: charisma and apprenticeship
I...
Is there a God?
Is there a God? Here is a very short introduction to some of the ways in which thinkers have tried to answer this question.
1. A demonstration from logic?
The Norman Archbishop of Canterbury, St Anselm (1033–1109) produced a famous ‘pr...
Sources of Authority in the Christian Faith
Introduction
Since earliest times, there has been debate about the relative merits of Scripture, Tradition and Reason as sources of authority for the Christian Faith. In 1 Corinthians, St Paul sets up a sharp opposition between Christian r...
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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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