Church Times - Comment


Leader: A little knowledge, or none at all? “To be religiously illiterate in the world in which we live today is foolish,” Tony Blair said last week, referring to the lack of positive religious... Subscriber only	Anglicans? A deadly notion 100 years ago: The Church Times, July 29th, 1910. Subscriber only	Not self-interest, but the incarnation Churches can play a big part in the Big Society agenda, but out of their own motivation, argues Jeremy Morris Subscriber only

The scientific questions that remain There are still live issues in the debate between science and religion, says Mark Vernon Subscriber only	New economics needs old values AT NOTABLE moments in history, Christian values have stood in stark contrast to the prevailing social or economic orthodoxy. Subscriber only	Simon Parke: The Lakeland alchemy Come on a parish weekend, however, and you are trapped with these people for 48 hours. I call that a brave move. Subscriber only

Giles Fraser: Excess is reassuring as well as attractive Do anything to excess, and you might find yourself in the Guinness World Records. Subscriber only	Leaving behind electronic urgency Paul Vallely learns the lessons of recreation Subscriber only	Why sacramental assurance matters Simon Killwick explains why Catholics set such store by a priest’s ‘pedigree’ Subscriber only

Contents