Judith Maltby writes in the Guardian about the Creation Museum.
Madeleine Bunting writes at Cif belief about The rabbi’s moral muddle.
Giles Fraser writes in the Church Times about Checks and balances in the City.
Jonathan Sacks writes in The Times that The lesson of Noah’s Ark is that wolves can lie down with lambs.
Rowan Williams spoke to a TUC conference this week, on the topic Economics is ‘housekeeping’ for humanity. Short version here.
At Ekklesia Walter Altmann writes that Liberation theology is still alive and well.
And the Church Times has a take on the film Twilight. Read Stories with bite.
Simon,
do you know which article Madeleine Bunting is referring to? Could you possibly insert a cross reference?
Yes it is his Theos thinktank lecture. See Opinions from two weeks ago, here
http://www.thinkinganglicans.org.uk/archives/004052.html
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