More recently I've noticed a series of books that have piqued my interest more than normal. Below I've listed out a number that I think people should know about and will also add a few of the old favourites that I think are worth reading. I've picked a few topics to categorise them base don … Continue reading Book recommendations
Getting to grips with the Book of Common Prayer
I have to catch myself sometimes, I never thought I'd be this kind of Christian. Even a couple of years ago I was a fairly generic brand of miscellaneous evangelical. I'm still trying to work through what I think and where its leading me, part of this is getting my head round the challenge and … Continue reading Getting to grips with the Book of Common Prayer
C.S Lewis on old books
There is a strange idea abroad that in every subject the ancient books should be read only by the professionals, and that the amateur should content himself with the modern books. Thus I have found as a tutor in English Literature that if the average student wants to find out something about Platonism, the very … Continue reading C.S Lewis on old books
Free trade and the democratisation of theology
For the vast majority of individuals attending church their theological education comes from a number of places. The Church they attend plays a role in the forms of sermons they hear, songs they sing, words they pray and small groups they attend. Increasingly however we look to any number of various books we're recommended or the … Continue reading Free trade and the democratisation of theology