Living Open Source

Following the success of our last course, Dying to Know, John Draycott and myself have just put together a second course all about the meaning of cross.

I had the privilege of attending a lecture by the Archbishop of Canterbury on Saturday night at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral – an event planned as the year of Capital of Culture begins here in Merseyside. You can read the full text of the lecture on the archbishop’s web site.
The Archbishop argued that the present [...]

Benjamin Myers has kicked off an online poll to establish what is the worst theological invention. What do you think? Is it Biblical inerrancy, double predestination, the rapture, Papal infallibility, Arianism, Christendom itself or Just war theory? Well you can have your say by voting. I won’t say which is in the lead at [...]

My blog has tended to focus more on geekery than theology, but now and then I’ll brave the world and stick my head above the parapet. In church in recent weeks we have been exploring some of the different metaphors and models used in the New Testament and by theologians to explain the mystery of [...]