Seafarer’s column covers press coverage of Anglican priests in Sea of Faith, Diana mania and spirituality, an Iranian thinker’s Islamic non-realism, a proposed development worker, and Wilde on utopia.
Concluding the Euringlish spoof, Seafarer’s column notes an RE book on spirituality, defends welcoming Labour’s win, backs a Republican peacemaker, answers Daphne Hampson’s cover complaint and doubts the paranormal.
Seafarer’s Postscripts column celebrates the May 1997 Labour election win and its diversity of MPs. It also covers Dinah Livingstone’s poems, a list of New Age fads, revised Judas stories and Nicolas Walter’s book on...
A new editor’s Postscripts column introduces the magazine’s redesign and a push for 1,000 sales. It also covers belief versus faith, the New Age ‘mystic’ boom, a play about the Ranters, non-realist Judaism and eco-protesters.
Postscripts column on Modern Believing’s issue on Sea of Faith, Anthony Freeman’s new editing post, the Bishop of Oxford’s debate with him, David Dulley’s cat books, and a call to Quaker theologians.
Newsletter items: a preview of workshops at the 1993 Conference, a request for local groups to send meeting reports, and a note that reworked sermons and most verse do not suit the magazine.
