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  • The End of the Long Form | Radiohead | Albums are a Drag

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    In an interview with The Believer magazine, which has yet to pop through my door annoyingly, Thom York has commented that Radiohead will probably not release another album. His reason? Making albums has ‘just become a real drag,’ and ‘none of us want to go into that creative hoo-ha of a long-play record again.’ As…

  • Jesus Appears as a Cheesy Snack. Again. | Seeking His Face

    Once again, Our Lord has been sighted. This time in a cheesy flavour starch snack. Having appeared to his disciples and prepared fish for them on a beach in Galilee, it seems he now prefers to turn up to encourage the faithful in vegetables and snack foods. Come again? This isn’t a uniquely Christian phenomenon…

  • Chelsea, Fletcher & a Sermon on Romans

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    The events of the two Champions League semi finals this week seem to be perhaps the best sermon on Romans I’ve heard for a long time. For those who didn’t see or simply don’t care, Darren Fletcher was sent off for a challenge that turned out on the replays to be perfectly legal. In the…

  • Pray for Tavener ¦ Closeness to God and writing music

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    John Tavener has been ill for a while following two major heart attacks. In an interview in The Times he reflects on his faith, and finds that he doesn’t sense things that he used to. “Closeness to God has always been connected with writing music. At the moment there’s no music.” Pray for him.

  • Back Up

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    It’s been a good sojourn away from blogging, but having been busy writing a new book for a while, I’ve decided it’s time to get back online. Welcome back if you’ve followed either of my old blogs – pretty much everything has been archived here. If you did link here, it’d be great if you…

  • Goodbye, for now | New Book

    I think the time is right to drop the curtain on ‘Signs of Emergence’  / ‘The Complex Christ’ / ‘Der Jesus Faktor’ and move on. The idea of this blog has been to give some space to extend the ideas presented in that book, and, personally, I feel that’s been successful. But you shouldn’t keep…