The Winchester Diocese Mission Action Report and the discoveries I am making about the dominant control the HTB / Church Revitalisation Trust axis has over the Church of England has added to my understanding of why the LLF project to which the present Archbishop of York and Archbishop Justin Welby committed themselves with the phrase “radical new Christian inclusion” has been doomed to failure in General Synod.
Russell T. Davies says Trump and Reform UK threaten gay rights
A homophobic Church or a Church free from homophobia?
Changing Attitude – campaigning against the hostile, abusive, prejudiced and homophobic god of the CEEC
The Zone of Interest – ways of thinking about God
Conservatives claim that declining numbers in progressive congregations are the result of progressive, non-Biblical, non-orthodox, non-traditional, non-creedal formulations of Christianity. I claim that declining numbers are due to people abandoning the Church because people think traditional theologies are no longer believable.
Time to challenge toxic theology and poisoned prejudice in the Church
We need to get this toxic theology out of the Church
The theology and behaviour of the Anglican Church is intolerable
Clinging to faith is increasingly problematic
The Church is making the faith less and less attractive with a theology that messes people up
Bad theology is in the bloodstream of the Church
Passionless sex is very problematic
CEEC plot to impose an abusive, prejudiced, discriminatory, misogynistic, homophobic, transphobic culture on the Church of England
Changing attitudes towards life in all its fullness
Jesus was processing his life of human experience and emotions and relationships with exactly the same resources as you and I process our lives and experience. One difference between us (not the difference between divine and human nature) is that our experience, if we are Christians, is processed through the constructs of theology and faith that evolved following Jesus’ death and have been evolving ever since. We are programmed in a way Jesus wasn’t.
Vile Bodies - Christian prejudice and abuse
There are, within specific cultural and social frameworks, specific bodies that have been regarded as particularly vile: those of a particular sex, race, religion, tribe, sexual orientation, disability or age. “Powerful Christians have regarded as abhorrent not merely the bodies of women but the bodies of many other perceived ‘others’, for example Jews, Muslims, homosexuals, people of colour, heretics.”









