The July 2010 issue of the Modern Church (formerly Modern Churchpeoples’ Union) journal ‘Signs of the Times’ has an interesting piece on the Trinity and interfaith dialogue by Jeyan Anketell (http://www.modchurchunion.org/publications/st/jul2010/2.htm).
However, it is striking that, once again, there is a whole article on issues close to the interests of Unitarian and Free Christians that fails properly to acknowledge that such people do exist, have existed for some time and, most importantly, had reached a similar point to Jeyan Anketell many decades ago. In this context, the line 'I don't think we should be afraid of considering new ideas' might strike one as somewhat, shall we say, anachronistic.
However, it is striking that, once again, there is a whole article on issues close to the interests of Unitarian and Free Christians that fails properly to acknowledge that such people do exist, have existed for some time and, most importantly, had reached a similar point to Jeyan Anketell many decades ago. In this context, the line 'I don't think we should be afraid of considering new ideas' might strike one as somewhat, shall we say, anachronistic.
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