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Such Largness—The Quiet Opening of Imaoka Shin’ichirō’s Free-Religion—A draft Foreword to the Selected Essays of Imaoka Shin’ichirō (1881-1988)

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The Eternal Buddha is no one else but the Eternal Christ—a talk given to a United Reformed Church Advent online retreat called “Waiting for the light” on December 2nd, 2025

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When you get 60 and people start to call you “elderly”, this is when your “real” life begins

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The double movement dance of a free-religious faith

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How Women’s Education Should Be — From the Standpoint of Mori Wasa-sensei [森わさ先生], a Seeker of the Way [求道者として],

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“Deep autumn; My neighbour, — How does he live? . . . Christ’s Golden Rule evoked by a Ginkgo biloba tree on Christ’s Pieces, Cambridge

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A translator’s apologia . . .

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An introduction to my “rebranded” podcast—Kiitsu: “Returning-to-One”

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A Google Document containing all the draft translations of essays by the Japanese Yuniterian (sic) Imaoka Shin’ichirō (1881-1988)

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To avoid a continued, extremely dangerous liberal sin of omission — A repost of a piece written in October 2009

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A suggestion about “What is to be Done?” following the disgraceful far-right “Unite the Kingdom” rally in London . . .

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A video introduction for the Free-Religion Institute to Imoaka Shin’ichirō’s essay, “The Position of a Free-Religious Person [1951]”

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A Portable Spirituality — Walking the Path of Free-Religion ( jiyū shūkyō)

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