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Articles

Editorial: Pandemic Theology

Neil Messer

12 Oct 2020

Ritual Impurity and Disease

Justin Harrison Duff

12 Oct 2020

Resilience in a Time of COVID-19 – Three Biblical Models

Megan Warner

12 Oct 2020

Paschal Simultaneity in Time of Pandemic

12 Oct 2020

A Theological Engagement with T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land

12 Oct 2020

Virtual Communion, COVID-19, and the Nature of the Body of Christ

12 Oct 2020

Pre-Pandemic Ethics

12 Oct 2020

Editorial: Witnessing

10 Jul 2020

Christian Discipleship in the Environmental Crisis

10 Jul 2020

Who is Bonhoeffer for Us Today?

10 Jul 2020

A Voice Raised in Answer

10 Jul 2020

The Witness of German Resistance to Hitler

10 Jul 2020

Loving My Neighbour: The story so far of Westminster Abbey Institute

10 Jul 2020

‘The Male God Blessed the Male Patriarchy’

01 Apr 2020

Editorial: Women and Gender

31 Mar 2020

Books That Changed Me: Sexism and God-Talk by Rosemary Radford Ruether

31 Mar 2020

Books That Changed Me: The Color Purple by Alice Walker

31 Mar 2020

Talking Gender and Liberation

31 Mar 2020

A History of Brexit: A Review Essay

31 Mar 2020

She Has a Voice: How Encountering Christ Should Break the Silence

01 Jan 2020

Editorial: Health and Human Flourishing

01 Jan 2020

Home Truths: A Theological Reflection on Social Housing

01 Jan 2020

Why Mother Church Should Care About Her Children’s Bodies

01 Jan 2020

‘Moral Injury’ From Military Experience

01 Jan 2020

Public Health in Theological Context

01 Jan 2020

Back Where You Came From: Reflection on Migration by People Seeking Sanctuary

01 Oct 2019

Re-imagining Welfare as Hospitality: Homelessness and the Making of Place

01 Oct 2019

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Recognise, Organise, Vocalise

It’s rare that the Governor of the Bank of England cites Lenin on the radio, but the quotation Andrew Bailey chose on the Today programme on June 22nd was an apposite one. ‘Sometimes nothing happens for decades. Sometimes decades happen in a week.’