Extracted from my Oxford Dissertation. 1.1 – Integration with Christ “Like a bridegroom, Christ went forth from his chamber. He went out with a foreshadowing of his wedding into the field of the world… He came to the marriage bed …

What’s the Point of Confession? Read more »

As I’ve been reading Benjamin Myer’s Christ the Stranger: The Theology of Rowan Williams this week, I’ve started to wonder whether the Archbishop’s strategy of Hegelian struggle between thesis and antithesis, much bemoaned by conservatives and liberals alike, may actually …

Rowan’s Hegelian Triumph Read more »

The Christian Legal Centre have issued an open letter updating on the Strudwick BACP case. Dear All, Many thanks for your prayers and encouragement in these difficult times. There is some information about my case on the website of Christian …

More on Lesley Pilkington Read more »

Two days ago I got into a twitter conversation with Tim Ireland, better known online as @bloggerheads. Tim is widely recognised as a search engine guru, but on the side he’s not a great fan of the Conservative, and in …

Responding to Tim Ireland Read more »

This is the first of a short series of posts sharing my thoughts on the current position of the sexuality debate within the Anglican Church. Please feel free to comment below. ————- I get more than the occasional email from …

Some Thoughts on the Debate – 1 – Competing Anthropologies and Moralities Read more »

I’m starting a process of putting some of my essays on Sexuality online for all to read and rip apart. They represent my aggregate thinking on sexuality over the past few years. The links are to pdf files of the …

Sexuality Essays Read more »