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The Right to Speak & Responsibility to Listen
by: Gordon Wayne Although traditional religious theory does not acknowledge this liberty, every mature human has the right to participate in the theological discussion. Theologians… -
A great idea, but…
by: Caroline Brown Unbaptism is a great idea. My problem is, I really do not think the RC Church recognises it. I have become totally… -
Pope is wrong again: Condoms do work
Every time I think I’ve criticized the Pope enough and intend to leave the Catholic Church alone for a while (I do consider Catholicism more… -
Lash lashed for theological nonsense
The Times Literary Supplement (which I subscribe to whenever they give me the special introductory rate) regularly has a Religion section which I generally find… -
Belief and the problem of evil
In a review of two books on theodicy in a recent Times Literary Supplement[1], John Polkinghorne opened with: We live in an ambiguous world. Reflecting… -
Communicating with God (1)
In my recent travels I noted a church sign stating “Prayer is how we communicate with God.” Shortly afterwards, I came across a brief article… -
Darwin and God
There was a debate earlier this week (12 May 2009) in Westminster Abbey on the topic “Did Darwin Kill God?” Of course, from a literal… -
Unbaptism
Back in November of 2000, I was asked “how can I un-baptise myself.” My view, expressed in Meditation 19, now reclassified as Ask the Patriarch… -
My path to Agnosticism
By: Kelvin Stubbs As far back as I can remember I called myself an atheist, but it never suited me. I’ve never been one to… -
What is the point of declaring oneself agnostic?
by Jason Allen What is the point of declaring oneself agnostic? I for one am wary of any religious group and their ability to influence…