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L’chaim! — to life!: A religion without God and an ethics without absolutes—A short Easter Sunday reflection

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Broken Hosannas—or why it’s religiously important to admit that Palm Sunday (and Easter) can no longer be rendered coherent

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Rock or sand, sand or rock? - why the true foundation of the spiritual life might not be what you think it is . . .

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A meditation on a Pietà, written for a Mothering Sunday during a time of war

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Information is fast and cheap. Knowledge is slow and expensive.

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Feeling the double movement of roots and fruits

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Faith does not consist in believing something wonderful . . .

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“Let it flow”—A brief Advent meditation on true-entrusting (drawing on an intimation of Henry Bugbee's)

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Beautiful ruins — stronger by weakness, wiser we can become

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A Halloween ghost story for the start of the COP26 climate change meetings in Glasgow

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Levelling up?

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Jesus or Barabbas, Carl Schmitt and Little Red Riding Hood — a cautionary tale for twenty-first-century liberals

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“Firm ground is not available ground” — why building one’s religion and philosophy on sand rather than rock might actually be a very good idea

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