Theological debate is not always binary

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I’ve noticed a tendency in terms of contemporary hot potatoes to assume  that, or at least act as though,  the debate is binary. I’m thinking specifically of the complementarian/egalitarian, EFS and Concupiscence debates. What I mean is this.  Often a specific theological position is developed in response to a perceived error, this may not be… Continue reading Theological debate is not always binary

Further reflections on right to life campaigning

In my articles looking at the controversy concerning the Keswick Convention and CBR-UK/Brephos, I wanted to primarily deal with why it is absolutely fine for Christian organisations to differ from and not want to be associated with the actions of other Christian organisations.  This should not be taken as an act of disunity, nor, even… Continue reading Further reflections on right to life campaigning