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25 Apr
2007

Evangelical student organisation splits with leading Christian festival

A group which has been at the centre of legal battles with universities over the rights of Christians to discriminate, has announced it is to split with a leading Christian event.
18 Apr
2007

The religion of nastiness

The Archbishop of Canterbury suggests a patient Christian dialogue with scripture and each other. But Jeffrey John's critics lambasted his views on the Cross before they had even read them.
18 Apr
2007

How these Christians hate one another

Simon Barrow asks how we can regain and sense of proportion, love and justice in arguments about the Bible and many other things in church and public life.
18 Apr
2007

Hate letters to the Dean of St Albans

Responding to the news of hate letters sent to the Dean of St Alban's over his Holy Week talk on the cross, Ekklesia co-director Simon Barrow commented:
18 Apr
2007

Dean's atonement talk resulted in abuse and obscenity

Jeffrey John's Holy Week talk on the cross produced a torrent of abuse from many who had not heard it. ut his argument against a vindictive atonement theory is mainstream Anglican teaching.
8 Apr
2007

More on the 'penal substitution' row

Here's the story that didn't quite make it into The Guardian last Thursday.
7 Apr
2007

Forgiveness is divine, recrimination less so

The Guardian's religious affairs correspondent has weighed into the heated debate about Jeffrey John's comments on the atonement.
4 Apr
2007

Is God a psychopath? (Jeffrey John's Lent Talk discussed) BBC Radio 4 Today Programme, 4th April 2007

Ekklesia's director Jonathan Bartley discusses views of the cross and ideas of justice,
4 Apr
2007

Evangelical Bishops attack Jeffrey John talk (without reading it)

Two junior evangelical bishops have attacked a Lent talk to be given tonight on BBC’s Radio 4 by Jeffrey John, the Dean of St Albans cathedral, without reading it.
3 Dec
2006

Current Research: By the Numbers - Examining claims of representation and growth within Church of England

Due for publication in March 2007, following the Church of England's General Synod and the Anglican Primates' meeting in Tanzania, this report - produced in partnership with Inclusive Church - will look at claims being made by groupings within the institution about who they represent and which sections of the church are growing. It will look at how 'the numers game' is played, to what effect, and will suggest alternative trajectories beyond the current 'stand off' in global Anglicanism. [With Simon Barrow]

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