all inclusive?

Is inclusiveness a Christian category of thought? It's a basic question, yet one that needs to be asked as we hear so much talk about needing to be inclusive, about being an inclusive Church. Whilst I am very sympathetic to the basic proposition of seeking to include people,I wonder whether we are not better served by using more recognizably Christian categories such as hospitality, generosity and compassion.

one of my central questions

How do we articulate an Anglicanism that is authentically Catholic, missional and contextually rooted which seeks the best of the past with an openness to future possibilities?

Answers on a postcard.

conversion and conversation

Something is happening in the Christian Church, we are in a liminal time, a time of transition where the discussion is concerned with legitimate development and change, a proposition that is always unsettling. Where are going and what are we to do? I hope this blog may be, if nothing else, a diary of possibilities and my own musings as an Anglican priest formed in the Catholic tradition yet open to new possibilities and a real sense of discovery and wonder about the things of God.