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What martyrs?
05/06/2013 | Reform
There’s an interesting book out by Candida Moss, called The Myth of Persecution: How early Christians invented a story of martyrdom. It attacks the tradition that in the Roman Empire, “vast numbers of believers were thrown to the lions, tortured, or … Read More
A good question: Is capitalism broken?
22/05/2013 | Reform
Each month we ask one question, and get four answers. This month: Is capitalism broken?
This article was published in the June 2013 edition of Reform.
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Editorial: What the hell?
22/05/2013 | Reform
Where did hell go? I’ve been writing an article on the BBC website about the ways hell has been imagined, and it leaves me wondering about how doctrines die. How does it happen that new ideas become obvious, and then … Read More
Francis Spufford interview: Clear Christianity
22/05/2013 | Reform 1
The writer Francis Spufford discusses with Stephen Tomkins how to talk about Christianity as if it still made sense
Francis Spufford’s book, Unapologetic: Why, Despite Everything Christianity can Still Make Surprising Emotional Sense, is the best book written about Christianity … Read More
Christian activist: Lessons in love
22/05/2013 | Reform
Vivian Palmer shares lessons in love
Sunday morning. Welcome at the door, singing, teaching, and tea and coffee at the end. Does this sound familiar? On Sunday, we enter a church community, but when we go out of the doors … Read More
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