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Liberal theology articles by Jonathan Clatworthy

  • Modern Church and liberal theology
  • Liberal theology: To bring peace or a sword?
  • Liberals are not afraid of change
  • Positive liberal believing
  • Liberalism when it’s liberal
  • Liberals and conservatives in the church
  • The dangers of certainty
  • Liberal issues and liberal method
  • Is modernism still modern?
  • Liberalism inside and outside religion
  • Do my beliefs make me a Christian?
  • Liberals and conservatives: What's the difference?
  • Liberal faith is stronger
  • From what we are supposed to believe, Good Lord deliver us

j clatworthy

Jonathan Clatworthy lives in Liverpool and is a former General Secretary of Modern Church. He has worked as a parish priest, university chaplain and lecturer in Ethics.