Nigel Leaves reviews the Festschrift New Directions in Philosophical Theology for Don Cupitt, complaining its authors are academic realists who use Cupitt as a foil and that non-realist voices are absent.
Nigel Leaves traces Cupitt’s original vision of a reformed, non-supernatural Christianity twenty years after The Sea of Faith, and contrasts it with a popular ‘smorgasbord’ of therapeutic spiritualities.
Nigel Leaves traces Don Cupitt’s ‘original vision’ of a non-realist, reformed Christianity, from staying within the church to the post-ecclesiastical Kingdom religion, and sets it against popular spirituality twenty years after the Sea of Faith...
Nigel Leaves replies to David Hart on homosexuality in the church from a heterosexual view, recalls Oxford and Robinson, and asks whether liberals should stay in a church resisting change.
