Theology Articles
An anthology of SoF-style theology on a variety of topics, by a variety of writers, in no particulare order!
by Don Cupitt
by Anthony Freeman
by Trevor Greenfield
The Andrew Furlong Case
In 2002 Andrew Furlong, the then Dean of Clonmacnoise, was called to appear before a Church of Ireland court to answer a charge of heresy. He never appeared as he resigned before the date of the court appearance. The following articles provide details of the case and Mr Furlong's response.
Miscellaneous
- Atheism at half-cock by David Boulton
- Is SOF a Cheshire Cat? by David Beverly
- Crisis and Quest: Rethinking God for the 21st Century by Malachi O’Doherty
- Easter, the Feast of Liberation by Giles Hibbert
- Feminism and love of the "unreal" God by Esther D. Reed, Lecturer in Theology at the University of Exeter
- Re-Review (and Review): The Sea of Faith by Don Cupitt by Jeff Astley, Director of the North of England Institute for Christian Education
- The language of God as love, not monster by Retired solicitor and "Unitarian Universalist" David Dulley
- The quest for the historical...who? - Editorial, from the SoF March 2000 issue
- Thou Shalt Not Forget - Summary of a debate in the 'Independent' appeared in 'Portholes', the newsletter of the SoF UK Steering Committee
- Men, not things: human rights and the idea of the person by Patti Whaley
- Reality and meaning in music by Patti Whaley
- From Natural Theology to a Theology of Nature by Dominic Kirkham
- A Republic of Children by David Boulton, Humanist, Quaker and former head of current affairs, arts and religion at Granada Television
- As we were saying... Excerpts from the first ten years of SoF Magazine (Spring 1990 to Summer 1992), edited by Clive Richards
- God - To Be Or Not To Be? by Mark Oakley, Chaplain of St Alban's Anglican Church, Copenhagen, Denmark
- Voyages on the Sea of Faith by Frank Walker
- Was Jesus a Christian?—I doubt it by Rowland Croucher, Director of John Mark Ministries, Melbourne
- Theological non-realism: Feminist's dream or nightmare? by Alison Webster
- Jesus for Christmas 2000 by Dr James Veitch