Mark Brown presents solid evidence of Bible disengagement in New Zealand. A Bible Society survey showed only 21% of those church attendees surveyed read their Bible daily. 22% read the Bible weekly, while 57% read the Bible occasionally or hardly ever! Chris Marshall builds on this theme, discussing Bible disengagement in postmodernity. This article is followed by a facilitated discussion on this topic between Gavin Drew, of Stimulus, and Chris Marshall and John Crawshaw.There's also a piece by Nicola H C (a fellow member of the Centre for the Theology of Gender group, and lecturer at BCNZ) reviewing Dawkins' book.
Labels: bible, journal, stimulus
