God, the world and us
Poems for justice
How the ancient prophet Micah still speaks to us today
Talks & discussions I’m leading
10.0 on Sunday mornings
at St Brides Church Liverpool L8 7LT
2 September: Competition or cooperation?
9 September: When is justice unjust?
16 September: What do we want from life?-
Recent Posts
Topics
Other pages
Archives
Tags
- Archbishop of Canterbury
- atheism
- Atonement
- belief
- Bible
- Bishops
- Christianity
- Church
- churches
- churchgoing
- Church of England
- death
- debt
- Doctrine
- dogma
- economics
- environment
- ethics
- EU
- European Union
- Evangelism
- General Election
- God
- Greece
- hell
- homosexuality
- inequality
- Jesus
- justice
- Liberal theology
- morality
- politics
- poverty
- progress
- religion
- Same-sex partnerships
- Sexual ethics
- spirituality
- theodicy
- value
- war
- women bishops
- women priests
- work
- worship
Meta
Tag Archives: charity
How should we relate to the homeless?
This coming Sunday many churches will be focusing on John the Baptist. As I began my sermon preparation an advertisement for Crisis at Christmas was being broadcast on the radio; and the free magazine of Liverpool City Council came through … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Economics, Ethics, Politics, Society, Theology
Tagged charity, homelessness, John the Baptist, social policy
Comments Off on How should we relate to the homeless?