They filled the chamber with pink carnations that July day in 2013. A fragile splash of colour against the dark … More
Tag: justice
The blood boils – but at what temperature?
This week I discussed a Christian campaign letter with colleagues, initially titled a “Statement of Discontent,” now softened to a … More
Why I stopped flying.
In 2017, I took my last flight. I knew before I went to Vienna with my friend Amy that it … More
making peace
‘Blessed are the peacemakers‘ When I think of peace, I think of white doves, olive branches and conscientious objectors. Peace … More
Global Apartheid and the era of climate breakdown
Warning: currently only in draft form, suggested revisions welcome. Not long ago, I read an article which suggested target-setting for … More
How bad is Climate Change?
I remember doing my GCSEs and writing pat answers about the greenhouse effect. Little did I know that in my … More
Blood of Our Children
On Saturday I was part of another Extinction Rebellion action called ‘Blood of Our Children’. Outside Downing Street, we dressed … More
Re-crucifying Christ
Cone writes about the crucifixion as a first-century lynching, and about how black people facing the state-endorsed terrorism of lynching identified with Jesus; they, “found in the cross the spiritual power to resist the violence they so often suffered” (p22).
Hostile means Hostile
UK Immigration rules and injustice
Fighting Climate Change is Part of the Gospel
Continued from the previous post, the focus here is the theological implications of creation’s place in the Biblical Narrative. What does the gospel have to say about the recent IPCC report?
Creation and the Biblical Narrative
In this post, I start from the very beginning. If you are familiar with the concepts of Creation-Fall-Redemption, then this … More
This week in thoughts
This week I have enjoyed the autumn light as I cycle back from work, had the joy of seeing Siân … More
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