Don Betts

As a cure for the crippling theological disease of 'anti-Constantinianism' I recommend Peter Leithart's excellent 'Constantine' book.

The Cof E should take festivals out into the streets: eg have angels everywhere at Michaelmas. Interweave seasonal liturgy into social life.

If Anglicanism want to expand it should talk to theatre people rather than management experts. New RSC The Tempest sounds visionary.

The future political battle has to be about what makes us human. People are rejecting the idea it is consumption and private choice.

For a true postliberalism, technology must be strictly subordinated to art and science to metaphysics. Without this, everything will die.

We are assuming automation to be automatically the future only in the way that capitalism finds it convenient to deploy automation.

The feeling of desire is a first entry into the mystery of beauty.

The current evangelical ascendancy in the CofE is all too likely to become another liberal ascendancy as it sees medium as outside message.

Increasingly, evangelical bishops who cannot preach bring vacuous managerialism and contemptuous church planting to the regions.