People, Not Things Patti Whaley, former Deputy Secretary General of Amnesty International, discusses human rights and the idea of the person. sof 72 July 2005 in being free and autonomous, in having the capacity to...
The Prom Season opens on 13 July with Michael Tippett’s A Child of our Time. If you don’t already know Tippett, this is one of his most accessible works, one of the finest oratorios of...
Stephen Mitchell All Saints Vicarage The Street Gazeley Newmarket CB8 8RB sof 71 May 2005 Patti Whaley reviews The Myths We Live By by Mary Midgley Routledge. 2003. 192 pages. £10.99. ISBN 0415340772 The easy...
Ward’s rebuttal of arguments against religion illustrates his command of philosophy and science as well as theology. He addresses the claims that religion is a survival of primitive needs, that it is a social construct...
The Future of the Judeo-Christian Tradition in the Second Axial Age A Conference Report by SOF chair, Patti Whaley, 8 March 2004 Christians don’t need to be born again; they need to grow up. (Jack...
SOF Conference: Changing Tides Patti Whaley gives news of the forthcoming conference which will reflect on the 20 years in which the Sea of Faith has watched the retreat of religion and the swell of...
