So where does it all lead? Well, that’s precisely the problem. It can often feel like the road down has only one conclusion. Or perhaps terminus
I touched on the surprisingly physical reality of the black dog yesterday. It’s surprising, because, of course, depression is as much about emotional pain and scars as anything else. But
Q regulars will be aware that issues related to depression come up here from time to time. One or two have encouraged me to be a
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Sacred Treasure Justin Welby, the ABC, rather delightfully writes to his 14 year old self One Rolex Short of Contentment – striking
Sacred Treasure Katherine Welby was wonderfully open and honest about her depression and faith here LivingOut: This is a remarkable new resource for people living with
Sacred Treasure Really good article on Lord Kelvin (he of the temperature scale) and his integration of faith and science A Concise Theology of Voluntary,
Sacred Treasure Striking infographic on American Megachurches and their relative generosity List of Bible infographics on the Guardian Online pages, of all places (the comments are
Iain Banks (known as Iain M Banks when he’s writing science fiction) had the most extraordinarily fertile imagination. It was one of the reasons his
Sacred Treasure Why a Rabbi went to Saddleback – very moving 10 things a vicar needs to hear often… hint hint…. Cranmer is trenchant as
Sacred Treasure Some very helpful advice on how to approach reading intimidatingly old classics of theology and philosophy Are we exploiting church interns? Are sex
Sacred Treasure Thabiti Anyabwile has some wisdom to bear on the thorny issue of those who say ‘the church hurt’ them My good friend Ziya
Sacred Treasure John Crace at his hilariously trenchant best, reducing Steve Jones’ The Serpent’s Promise to 600 words. Culture, Class and the Decline of Marriage by