Frank Walker, a Unitarian, weighs interpretations of the Trinity, including Cupitt’s and Crossan’s, and objects to its use as a test of faith and instrument of persecution while accepting it as a helpful parable.
Frank Walker reflects on the Network’s early years: radicals in the churches, atheist and orthodox critics, and the history of religious humanism among Unitarians and Quakers. He sees Sea of Faith as a creative, anarchic...
Frank Walker reviews Don Cupitt’s revised The Sea of Faith and After All, defending his non-realism and humanist myth that we must put things right ourselves, while doubting that the Kingdom has come.
