How to die well David Hart invites readers to consider various religious responses to death If our two unavoidables are death and taxes, then it is important for us to consider our relationship with these....
Janet Trisk College of the Transfiguration Grahamstown, South Africa Janet@imaginet.co.za Jeffrey John and the Future of Liberal Anglicanism David A. Hart reflects on the issues behind the recent controversy over the forced resignation of a...
Heath no longer believes in the Christian God, or in any of the stories of the dogmatic religions: in his opinion as a psychologist, dogmatic believing is often a form of paranoia and can damage...
A contributory paper prepared for the 2003 Sea of Faith Conference by David Hart, Lecturer in Religious and Philosophical Studies at the University of Derby – July 2003
S of 58 David Hart reviews A Brief History of Heresy by Gillian Rosemary Evans Blackwell Brief Histories of Religion, Blackwell Publishers US & Oxford, 2002 pp.216 £11.99 ISBN 0631235264 No one is better qualified...
Trevor Greenfield is an Associate Lecturer in Religious Studies, University College, Chichester, with research interests in Radical Theology. ee ____ _— eee 24; David Hart, Lecturer in Religious Studies at Derby University and a member...
David Hart reports on the Day Conference at The Multi-Faith Centre at Derby University, ‘The Theology of Don Cupitt’ A sort of live ‘Festschrift’ was held for Don, in his presence, on Saturday 11th June,...
A BRIEF HISTORY OF HERESY, by Gillian Rosemary Evans. Blackwell Brief Histories of Religion, Blackwell Publishers US & Oxford, 2002 pp.216 £11.99 ISBN 0631235264. Reviewed by David Hart, theologian, a
The Theology strand YESTERDAY’S GOD, TODAY’S GOD David Hart and Stephen Mitchell Those in this strand will attempt in our discussions to articulate what differentiates religious thought today from much we have inherited from our...
