The issue of Climate Change has gained so much publicity and traction, that I felt the need to try to educate myself during 2022, by reading extensively, both books and journal articles . I want to cover in this post what I’ve learned, but also to go on in a separate post, to explore what theological reflection has to contribute, which is a great deal more than I had suspected, so please stick with me for the next week or so!
Reflective Preacher
“What we long for is that God will give his love to the world through us.” Guest post by the Revd Humphrey Prideaux
I first met Humphrey in 2010. We meet periodically and always end up discussing theology. He is now 86 and his deep and loyal faith over 60 years as a priest shine through him. I always find our meetings inspirational. I think this comes through in what follows, which sums up what should be our hopes for the New Year
God Bless Andrew Bridgen MP for his courage in speaking out
Last week, Andrew Bridgen MP gave an impassioned speech in parliament calling for an immediate cessation of the MRNA vaccination programme. It is the most important contribution to this debate in parliament.
If you’re feeling pessimistic, try Christmas!
This is the first almost normal Christmas that we’ve had in three years. It’s therefore, more than ever, a suitable time for us to think about what Christmas means, or should mean. If you think I’ve left anything out, please do add a comment! And can I take this opportunity of wishing all my readers a joyful Christmas season and healthy 2023!
How did we lose all compassion?
Fifty years ago, when I was a young adult, my recollection (and I hope I’m not looking through rose-tinted spectacles) is that our country was mostly courteous, tolerant and compassionate. And certainly my generation, as we grew up, was taught that it was our responsibility to look after those less fortunate than ourselves. How did that all change?
Update to my last post about ‘Vaccines’
Update: Please do listen to what Dutch MEP Rob Roos has said very recently about this issue, by clicking on the link. And then let me know what you think!