Following the appointment of Lord Harries as Chair of the HFEA, Simon Heans examines his views on science and the human embryo, and finds a surprising parallel A generation or two ago, there were the fellow travellers. They were writers, [...]
Anthony Saville It may not be true, but it was told to me about ‘a friend of a friend,’ and it is a rather delightful story. There is a woman priest, with a parish not fifty miles away, who insists [...]
David Gillett, Bishop of Bolton, puts forward the arguments from Scripture for women bishops, not so much its trajectory as its theological vision As I was a member of the House of Bishops’ Working Party and am quoted in its [...]
Stephen Cope asks us to be careful about how we describe our grasp of and adherence to the tradition received Many times I have heard people bemoaning the direction in which the Church of England is going, and wanting her [...]
Peter Anthony draws us back to the heart of the incarnation the narrative on which our faith is based and explains why we must trust and accept the givenness of this revelation In early November I was lucky enough to [...]