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Magister’s got it. I am fairly sure we’ve seen this before this point, somewhere – but just in case you missed it, go take a peek: I maintain that this very Jesus – the Jesus of the Gospels – is an historically sensible and convincing figure. His crucifixion and the impact that he had can…

Yesterday: Generally, public opinion is strong for justice, although some want only vengeance – "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth”. The other extreme rejects this and sees imprisonment primarily as an attempt to rehabilitate the criminal. The traditional Christian teaching is a bit more complicated. Those who believe in God the…

This will be our last edition until Ash Wednesday. Which is not that far away! There were a few poinsettas left on and around the altar, despite the invitation last week to come and take your pick. The regular cantor was absent, so a replacement filled in. We pray for a quick return or that…

In today’s Times(UK), Fordham Philosophy professor Brian Davies, O.P., writes about the God who is – and isn’t – the object of atheists’ ire. Atheists make a great fuss about how God does not exist. This claim, they think, is at odds with what those who believe in God hold. But is it? What kind…
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