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A good question: Did Jesus and Paul preach the same Gospel?
28/11/2022 | ReformOne question, four answers
ROSALIND SELBY‘They speak to different contexts’
Yes. No. Maybe. It depends on the context.
This isn’t very helpful, so let me try and unpack it.
Gospel (literally ‘good news’) is first used to proclaim God’s saving … Read More
Premier Christianity
28/11/2022 | ReformMark Vickers, Catholic priest and author of God in Number 10: The personal faith of the prime ministers, from Balfour to Blair talks to Reform
God in Number 10 covers the diversity of the religious faith of the 19 prime … Read More
Reviews December 2022 / January 2023
28/11/2022 | ReformCompelling mythology
Son of the White MareDirected by Marcell JankovicsCertificate 12, 86 minutesReleased on 4K Blu-ray
This 40-year-old animated film deserves to be better known. It recalls two perennial favourites. One is Fantasia (1940), where the idea of classical music liberated … Read More
Art in focus – December 2022 / January 2023
28/11/2022 | ReformRest on the Flight into Egypt(c. 1597) Oil on canvasCaravaggio, born MichelangeloMerisi da Caravaggio (Milan)
In a dark landscape typical of Caravaggio, four faces are illuminated. Joseph gazes at a young angel and Mary’s head is drawn close to the … Read More
Editorial: Christmas hospitality
28/11/2022 | ReformNo one wants to pour cold water over beloved Christmas traditions, or at least not me. But I’ve read many New Testament scholars saying that there is no ‘inn’ in the biblical Christmas story, and I buy it. They say … Read More
Long walk to justice
01/11/2022 | ReformInterview with Richard Reddie
Richard Reddie is Director of Justice and Inclusion at Churches Together in Britain and Ireland. He has edited Race for Justice: The struggle for equality and inclusion in British and Irish churches, a collection of 14 … Read More

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