I saw the following tweet on twitter yesterday and thought it probably worth giving a longer form comment. One can’t say everything on twitter. Let
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Fundamentalists, liberals and Evangelicalism
I think the basic difference between theological fundamentalists and theological liberals can be summed up this way: fundamentalists think everything is a first order issue
Current Liberal narratives stoke tensions and facilitate divide and rule
Following the toppling of Edward Colston’s statue in Bristol, the following sculpture soon found itself next to the empty plinth: As Paul Embery remarked on
Brexit, disenfranchisement and unavoidable consequences
Recent goings on in parliament have put me in mind of this video from Yes Minister. It continues to be remarkably current despite being about
Tim Farron is right, liberalism has eaten itself: Donald Trump’s retweet proves it
Tim Farron, in his recent theos talk (full text here) said, ‘in this country and across the world, Liberalism will eat itself. Is eating itself.
David Owen on Radio 4: Brexit, Corbyn and Trump
This was an absolutely fascinating interview with David Owen. My favourite quote about Jeremy Corbyn: ‘you can’t be a Trot and an allotment holder’. What