Kester Brewin
The Complex Christ: Signs of Emergence in the Urban Church
Catalogue No GB04-18
The Complex Christ: Signs of Emergence in the Urban Church With the Church perceived as a tired institution, can a networked, bottom-up organism begin again to model the holy freedom of God?
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Dirty Theology
Catalogue No GB06-49
Jesus is held up as purely divine, but enraged his contemporaries with his radical attitudes to dirt. What can we learn from this dirty theology he practised, and where are the Tricksters practising it now?
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We are strange: God is stranger
Catalogue No GB09-67
2009: Standing in the Long Now
Bookshops are full of argument and counter-argument between atheists and Christians, but what could theology actually learn from a 'new physics' that has given us parallel universes, multiple dimensions and all manner of quantum strangeness?
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A plea for Christian piracy
Catalogue No GB09-68
2009: Standing in the Long Now
They make corporations' blood boil, and children's pulses race: what is it about pirates that remains perennially fascinating, and what possibly could our faith learn from Somalian bandits, 17th Century buccaneers and software thieves?
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One and Other
Catalogue No GB10-42
2010: The art of looking sideways
From noisy neighbours to nervous political coalitions, fears about immigration, racism, fundamentalism and international terrorism - our fear of engaging ‘the other’ is at the heart of so many of our problems. What can Jesus’ commandment to love God and love our neighbour mean in an increasingly pluralist and fluid world of online friendship and offline anxiety?
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Pirates of the Charism
Catalogue No GB10-43
2010: The art of looking sideways
Admitting that there are strangenesses in myself, in God and in other people, how can we practically work out better ways of becoming, as one theologian put it, ‘the kinds of selves who live in harmony with others’? Among others, pirates - with their ‘short and merry lives’ - may hold some clues to better engaging ‘the other.’
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