In an era where history's wounds continue to fester, acknowledging the painful past and the role it plays in shaping the present is pivotal. Through the lens of these Christian perspectives, this article seeks to understand the multi-dimensional importance of recognizing the past to foster healing and unity as we collectively move forward.

In the labyrinth of environmental discourse, every action — no matter how radical — finds its roots in deeper moral and even Christian compulsions.  Let's cut through the layers of controversy and delve into the moral and Christian arguments underpinning such actions.

It deeply concerns me that charities and civil society groups face what can only be described as a "political attack" by certain ministers. The recent Civil Exchange and Sheila McKechnie Foundation report sheds light on this alarming problem.

Critics argue that the government's measures disproportionately affect working-class and minority-ethnic applicants. This article explores the implications of this policy within the framework of Liberation Theology, which emphasizes justice, inclusivity, and empowerment.

The Conservative government, marked by allegations of falsehoods during the Leave campaign and claims of its manipulation by Cambridge Analytica, was pivotal in the execution of Brexit. The same government has now signed a major trade agreement, the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).

As a priest, I find the notion of hostile design not just inhumane and abhorrent; but a demonstratable manifestation of 'everyday evil'.  Those things that make life purposefully difficult for a specific already-marginalised group which the general public might not notice or, at worst, will encourage simply because of the effectiveness of horizontal hostility.  

Explore '97 was a gathering where explorers, scientists, adventurers, and researchers came together to share their experiences, present their fieldwork projects, and discuss various topics related to geography, exploration, and scientific discovery. The event provided a platform for individuals to network, collaborate, and learn from one another in the field of geographical exploration....and I loved it!

Radical orthodox and Liberation theologians emphasize the imperative of reevaluating economic systems in light of the interdependence between human beings, the environment, and Christian metaphysics. They call for a shift away from the relentless pursuit of profit and economic growth that disregards ecological sustainability and social justice. These theological perspectives advocate for alternative approaches that prioritize the well-being of both humanity and the natural world.

I have attempted to highlight several parallels between the critique of individualism and consumerism within the context of neoliberalism and the principles of Radical Orthodox and Liberation Theology.

In this article, we invite you to reconsider the things that truly warrant our offense and to prioritize the urgent social issues that demand our attention.

The Labour Party political ideology aligns with the concerns of radical orthodox and liberation theology, emphasizing justice, equality, and the liberation of marginalized communities.

While not explicitly affiliated with any religious or theological tradition, the party's values often incorporate elements that resonate with radical orthodox and liberation theology, as well as Christian ideas of metaphysics.

By celebrating different cultures, engaging in intercultural dialogue, and breaking down barriers that hinder inclusivity, churches can take crucial steps towards building a more representative and united Church.

By striking a balance between reverence and relevance, blending different musical styles, incorporating technology, and encouraging congregational participation, churches can craft worship services that engage the hearts and minds of worshippers, fostering a deeper connection with God.

By embracing the perspectives of Anglo-Catholic worship, Radical Orthodoxy, and Christian Metaphysics, the Church can overcome the fear of rejection, equip believers for evangelism, and foster a missional mindset that revitalizes its mission and impact in the wider community.

As the spiritual landscape evolves, it is crucial to examine the biggest threats that have posed significant hurdles to the thriving of churches. Is it the lack of adherence to liturgy? The diminishing presence of young people? Or perhaps the absence of effective mission and evangelism?