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Added Thursday 28th October 2010
Perpetua, a late teenage Afro Caribbean girl from South London says that she is the fourth person of the godhead. This causes a stir in Christian and political circles and after her whirlwind mission of teaching and healing, through a combination of conspiracy and cock-up she is forcibly injected with a cocktail of drugs, gang raped and murdered live on television on Good Friday 2007; but appears on every television channel in the world two days later. Her story is told by a tabloid journalist, a social worker in charge of her surveillance, an FE multimedia student and a theology graduate.
The first of four books which completely re-writes the story of Jesus in the 21st Century, Perpetua contains a searing and satirical analysis of church and state in the 21st Century.
Morality and the Spending Review
Added Friday 22nd October 2010
Politicians and philosophers rightly warn us that the price of our freedom is eternal vigilance and that phrase immediately takes me to the word vigil, the act of bearing witness in the night, usually with candles, to draw attention to an injustice; and that, in turn, leads me to the question of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane: could you not watch and pray with me a while?
In Kevin Carey's latest sermon, he argues that morality is not as straightforward as we assume. Can this be applied to the recent Government Spending Review?