Husband, dad, proud owner of Milo the Sound Hound, editor of Theonomics (published by Sacristy Press), interested in the relationships between faith and economics and faith and leadership.
Theore0
Theoreo means, in New Testament Greek, to wonder, ponder, or 'chew over.' Theore0's are my reflections on current issues, facing the Church and Christians. I frequently consider issues such as the relationship between faith and economic life, Christianity and leadership and, other ethical issues. Many of these issues are covered in a book I co-edited called Theonomics (available either through Amazon or direct from Sacristy Press). All views are my own. I aim to provoke and stimulate wider debate, for the common good and hope not to offend.
Theore0 
Andrew,. for reasons I don’t understand I have not always been able to access your blog – but today have done so; spent time to read so much of it and am thrilled! What an encouragement and what time and thought you must have put into all the reflections so we can be blessed too. Thank you! love Sue
Andrew,
An excellent case for subsidiarity here. The only problem that I can see is that the GAFCON people who stayed away from Canterbury this time will probably never admit that S/S Marriage is of a Second-Order provenance within the Church. However, what you present does seem to be the only clear way forward for the Anglican Communion.
(I have taken the invitation to publish part of your excellent essay – dealing with subsidiarity – on my blogsite at – kiwianglo – .Thank you for your continued theologising on Theoreo.)
Thank you for your kind words. You are right that some (GAFCON etc) will never accept the second order nature, hence ultimately a smaller communion and I daresay C of E is the only consequence. But, at least then we can focus on the quality of ‘the thing.’
Andrew, just wanted to say that I enjoyed your gracious, erudite and perceptive review of (reviews of) Vicky’s book. Surprised to find (after a little research) that we are almost neighbours in the Aylesbury Vale. Very best wishes to you — and if you are ever going to be in the region of Aylesbury and craving a free cup of coffee do please let me know. Just don’t wear your Saints shirt … 😉
thanks Steve
Love to! Where do you live? I am 12 miles from Aylesbury.
We live in Great Missenden; the Church and Offices etc. are in central Aylesbury. Any venue would work for me. Love to meet up. If we meet in Aylesbury, I can show you round. Drop me an e-mail with your availability, maybe? (from next week onwards — we’re on holiday until the latter part of this week).