My God, my God, why have I forsaken you ? I have turned from the path of certainty into the thicket of truth ; I stumble in the mist of my own devising, my mind...
Neville Morley You can film the cross in glorious technicolour, silhouetted against the sunset to the accompaniment of handkerchiefs and the closing credits. Afterwards, there’s just a body. A pretty unimpressive body, at that :...
PAGE 18 SPRING 1991 SEA OF FAITH MAGAZINE A PHILOSOPHICAL FRAGMENT introduced by Neville Morley The Greek philosopher Cypidon is less well known than his near-contemporary Socrates. He survives in just a few fragmentary (and...
