Fulcrum Yesterday the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, did an extraordinary thing – he brought prayer to the heart of London. You would not know it if you rely on the mainstream media Mark Fox. Reaction. 10 June 2019 Fulcrum
Oliver Balch talks to Edward Mason, head of responsible Investment at the influential Church Commissioners for England, about why it is critical to engage with the likes of Exxon Mobil and BP Ethical Corporation. 10 June 2019 Fulcrum
Less oxygen and ice, more acid and heat. Jonathan Watts joins an expedition studying what this means for the planet Guardian. 7 June 2019 Fulcrum
LentPilgrim and EasterPilgrim were a series of reflections which ran in 2019, available in printed form, or digitally with the latter including recordings of prayers and reflections for each day. Church of England website. 10 June 2019 Fulcrum
Andy Walton reflects on the life and legacy of Jean Vanier (1928–2019). Theos 7 May 2019 Fulcrum
Our preoccupation with Brexit threatens to put down demarcation lines which will take years to heal Justin Welby. Evenign Standard. 7 June 2019 Fulcrum
We get atheism wrong if we see it simply as a detached, philosophical (dis)belief in God, argues Nick Spencer. Theos. 6 June 2019 Fulcrum
Nick Spencer reviews ‘A History of the Bible: The Book and its Faiths’, by John Barton. Theos. 24 May 2019 Fulcrum
Sex, violence and big budgets drew us in, but we stayed because of the power of myth, says Madeleine Ward. Theos 21 May 2019 Fulcrum
There were two interesting articles in the Church Times [recently] which illustrated well some of the challenges for the church of reading the Bible. The longer one was an interview with John Barton, former professor at the University of Oxford, following the publication earlier in the year of his book A History of the Bible. Ian … Continue Reading