THIS book invites us to meditate on the presence of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Church. It is a collection of papers from theologians and leaders of churches, including Roman Catholics, Orthodox, and Anglicans, from…
THIS is a many-layered book, and so, as with an archaeological dig, the reader needs to engage both with process and content. At its heart lies an original manuscript, discarded incomplete and abandoned by the celebrated…
SMALL terracotta figures, female in form, have been uncovered by archaeologists all over the territory of ancient Israel. Judaean pillar figurines were long thought to be totems of fertility. But it is urban ruins, not the…
ONE of the contributors to this book, Mike, a wise and insightful plumber, traces the enormous changes that have happened in England during the past four decades and especially in our rural communities. Mike says: “There are…
THIS book is an anthology of edited articles of Palestinian theology reflecting on the past and present suffering of Palestinians and seeking to make a distinctive contribution to a theology of liberation. It is an articulate…
EDWARD KESSLER and Neil Wenborn have edited A Documentary History of Jewish-Christian Relations: From antiquity to the present day (Cambridge University Press, £95 (£85.50); 978-1-009-29216-0), with contributions by Philip…
BRITISH Chinese Christianity is one of the most dynamic expressions of the faith in British church life today. Since 2021, approximately 150,000 Hong Kong Chinese have moved to the UK, since the establishment of the Hong Kong…
THIS collection of essays is a welcome contribution to the growing understanding of what it means to be intercultural, although its origins and application are somewhat limited.Those of us who have grown up within one…
In Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s story Le Petit Prince, “This boy who fell to Earth is not an avatar of Jesus. His view, story, and effect are, however, consonant with the Christian thread in Western culture,” says Worlds of…
WRITING in 1893, Thomas Hardy drew on his own experience as a trainee architect when composing a poem, “The Young Glass-Stainer”: “These Gothic windows, how they wear me out With cusp and foil, and nothing straight or square,…
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