I’m pleased to announce a programme of Study Days for the latter part of 2024 on the theme of Early Egyptian Christianity. In Roman times Alexandria was a cultural and intellectual hotspot, in second place to Rome itself (until usurped… Read More »OrdinaryTheology.com Programme for September – December 2024
Musing with psychotherapist, philosopher & writer Mark Vernon on the iconography of the Nativity, assisted by some of the early Eastern Fathers of the Church: The humanification of God enables the deification of humanity. Salvation understood as recapitulation rather than… Read More »On the Incarnation – A Conversation with Mark Vernon
An Advent reflection on new life. Images and movie by OrdinaryTheology.com Soundtrack “What Is the Crying At Jordan” © 2012 The Miserable Offenders: Deborah Griffin Bly & Ana Hernandez.
Recently, and for the first time in decades, I picked up a pencil and started to draw. To my great surprise I found that the result actually looked like the thing I was trying to draw! Encouraged, I signed up for a… Read More »The Mundane Life of Abraham
