A good statement for deep and understated faith in God
The best return on writing the book comes in the regular opportunities to discuss the ideas with all sorts of people – at public lectures, university seminars, church events, schools … I cant say I have a favourite. And the best of all that is when it is time for questions. There are always fresh ones (as well as some familiar but ever-interesting themes).
A recent and memorable evening was held at St Mary’s Primrose Hill in North London. A very warm welcome, wise chairing by host Revd Mark Wakefield, and a very mixed audience launched a long and fascinating discussion.
The Lord Answering job out of the Whirlwind by William Blake
One questioner wanted to know why ‘I had not mentioned God’ in my introduction. Actually that wasn’t quite correct – we had looked at the central “Lord’s Answer” in the Book of Job, where Yahweh finally answers Job’s…
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