Making our Presence Felt in the Churches
Ronald Pearse is a retired Anglican priest and Network Secretary of SoF.
Author: Ronald Pearse
The Sea of Faith – 20 years on
Ronald Pearse, a founding member the Sea of Faith Network, its Secretary for the first 20 years, and now its Honorary Archivist, reflects on the founding of the Network.
Reviews
Review: Calling of a Cuckoo by David E Jenkins
Ronald Pearse reviews The Calling of a Cuckoo, by David E Jenkins; Continuum, 2002; pp.192; hb. £18.99, ISBN 0 8264 4991 3
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Review: Thoughtful Guide to Faith by Tony Windross
Ronald Pearse reviews The Thoughtful Guide to Faith, by Tony Windross. O Books, Winchester, UK and New York 2004, 224 pp. UK £9.99, USA $14.95. ISBN 1903816688. Ronald Pearse is a founding member of t
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Review: with God: The Story of my Life by Imprint Academic
Ronald Pearse reviews Wrestling with God: The Story of my Life, by Lloyd Geering. Published by Imprint Academic (Exeter), 2007. £14.95. pbk. 263 pages. ISBN 9 781845 400774
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Making Our Presence Felt in the Churches
Churches Earlier this in Loughbaoroug 60 supporters of ‘‘Church-Members-in-SoF” met . RONALD PEARSE introduced the theme. Anglican terms. For those of other loyalties, please do a simultaneous translation into terms relevant to your own Church...
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‘Famous Five’ bat for Non-realists
And, of course, there’s Don Cupitt’s new magnum opus, After God: The Future of Religion, out next month (April) from Weidenfeld and Nicholson in the UK and Basic Books in the USA. It is being...
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The Rituals Strand: Telling Stories
The Rituals strand TELLING STORIES David Paterson and Ronald Pearse A religious tradition introduces its adherents to its collection of stories about religious experience – stories of its founder, prophets and holy people – and...
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Promoting Ourselves
Almost daily nowadays my post contains a request from someone for information about the Sea of Faith Network. They may have read about us in Anthony Freeman’s book God in Us or in an article...
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Symbolic Language – A Suggestion
SYMBOLIC LANGUAGE – A SUGGESTION Ronald Pearse May I turn again to my problems about fixed liturgical language and thoughts about an alternative form of corporate religious expression (SOF Magazine, Autumn 1990). I am still...