UK Immigration rules and injustice
Tag: justice
Fighting Climate Change is Part of the Gospel (2/2)
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?
Fighting Climate Change is Part of the Gospel (1/2)
In this post, I start from the very beginning. If you are familiar with the concepts of Creation-Fall-Redemption, then this post should hopefully depict the place of the Earth in the Biblical Narrative in an easy-to-follow way that will lay the groundwork for the other post. Caring for Creation and the Biblical Narrative Author Brian … Continue reading Fighting Climate Change is Part of the Gospel (1/2)
This week in thoughts
This week I have enjoyed the autumn light as I cycle back from work, had the joy of seeing Siân in Coventry, and have been trying to find my feet in the midst of change. This week I have been thinking about... ....identity, and the needs we have to be connected/respected/protected. That our identity is … Continue reading This week in thoughts
“the poor will always be with us”
Jesus' anointing at Bethany: the heralding of a new spiritual, economic and political empire.
Injustice and the language we use
On how we oppose injustice by dehumanising dehumanizers or by constructing a notion of 'fighting for justice' as a battle in opposition to an 'other' + thoughts on a way out.
(Week 2) Breastplate of Righteousness
Not a place to retreat to, but equipment to go out in.
Feeling Unsettled
Brief thoughts on the philosophy I'm reading.
40 Days of Vegan (small thoughts, bigger reflection)
How vitamin B12 supplements are becoming dear friends.
A Short Prayer
May God bless you with a restless discomfort about easy answers, half-truths, and superficial relationships, so that you may boldly apply the truth of Christ and love as he loved.
When Injustice Becomes Law, Resistance Becomes a Duty
Lucy and I went to the political protest that happened in London on Monday. Here's why.
What if the world should end?
The unease and uncertainty of the American election and how it impacts on me.
