Theology for Life
John WilliamsTheological reflections at the interface between personal faith, church practice and world issues.
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A Sociological Theology of the Christian Religion (Part Two)
Transcendence
In the first part of this essay, I drew on classic sociological traditions to explore the nature of religious belief and practice in terms of its distinctive dimensions and functions, and proposed an orientation to ‘another w...
A Sociological Theology of the Christian Religion (Part One)
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Defining Religion
The pioneering sociologist Max Weber wrote at the opening of his The Sociology of Religion (1922): ‘To define religion, to say what it is, is not possible at the start of a presentation....
Revisited: Graeme Fancourt, Brand New Church? The Church and the Postmodern Condition
Fancourt’s book made a useful early contribution to the growing literature on the church in postmodernity, although its conclusions are relatively conservative. He chooses to employ the term ‘postmodern condition’, because it embraces both...
Ordinary Spirituality?
I once taught a course that required that students should ‘critically analyse the sources and expressions of spirituality and discipleship among ordinary Christians’. But what are these sources and expressions, and who indeed count as ‘ordi...
Religion and Secularization
A general approach to the social and cultural analysis of religion and secularization was outlined in Part One of this two-part discussion. This analysis forms the basis for a more specific commentary on the present effects of secularizatio...
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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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