D Lockyer

 The foundational story of Christianity – the story of Jesus, his ministry and death, and of how he inspired his followers to take the Gospe...

In researching Irene Pickard's archive it is inevitable that confronting the fundamental issue of the authenticity of Christianity was u...

The monotheistic faiths offer a static view of the human's position in life. The task is to avoid becoming tarnished with sin. We starts...

The routes that weave in and out of my roots, through wood and down dene, know of hop and beating the wassail – a man leading a wild proces...

If you take the apparent question of whether “god” exists or not as an existential question or as an ontological question then then I susp...

We build houses out of the words we believe so that we made hide inside them safe from the unknown, safe from the uncomfortable, safe from...

Why I am a unitarian*: Because of the connectedness that underlies all things. Because of the inseparability of the material and the ...

Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ of the Gospels, may have lived and died sometime during the period 10 BCE to 20 or 30 CE. It was not until th...

Polarity has always been a theological challenge to monotheism. In attempting to make the deity universal, that is to be all encompassing...

The unanswerables due to ineffability: Whether god exists or not Whether god is one or many Whether god is permanent, imperma...

Priestie, well, that is the nickname we have given him, he is an x-catholic priest, now married, divorced, and, who knows, maybe in a relat...

Listening to the truth within, Observing the wonder without. Unbinding from the shackles of words: Name it God and you create a monster,...