WHEN the Archbishop of Canterbury took to the stage on Wednesday evening to debate "What makes a good bank?" news had just hit the City that the banker he once took to task over his response to a similar question, had stepped down. Madeleine Davies. Church Times. 14 June 2013

The archbishop of York's anti-gay marriage speech articulates the view of a church that drowned out liberal voices 20 years ago Andrew Brown. Guardian. 18 March 2013

The latest issue of Canterbury Diocese's Outlook magazine is focused on how Christians put their faith into action. In this introductory column, Archbishop Justin writes that following the economic crisis Christians have "a great opportunity" to demonstrate the love of Christ in their daily lives Archbishop of Canterbury's website. 17 June 2013

Richard-- Martin probably distinguishes between fornication and marriage! # From about the C12, Christian marriage in the West has been seen as a standard contract that must have eligible parties, stipulated intentions (monogamy, fidelity, permanence, children, etc), publicity, witnesses, and consum...

Adrian-- I was recently flabbergasted to be told, by several who would know, that the Unitarian-Universalists around Boston are mostly "Jesus is Lord!" Universalists at the core, and that their "liberalism" consisted mainly in suspicion of the anti-gnostic strain of the orthodox tradition, which is ...

Adrian-- In discussions where liberal religion is important yet underrepresented, your personal perspective and the journey that led to it are interesting in their own right. Your take on modern English church history is a useful counterweight to some idealised recollections. On several policy topic...

Gordon Kuhrt reviews this book which tracks the global journey of Evangelicalism

Jon Kuhrt critiques David Nixon's attempt to articulate a good theology of homelessness

Andrew Goddard critiques the Bishop of Salisbury's re-presentiation of his views on same-sex marriage