Edward Norman is the scourge of the liberal establishment, which still dominates the Church of England. He has one of the sharpest minds of all the commentators on the current religious scene and he writes passionately about areas in which others fear to tread. Unfashionably, in this new book, he wr... (more)

Unfashionably, Norman writes extensively in Anglican Difficulties about authority, the deposit of faith, and tradition. God, he argues, provided a structured order in human relationships in order to coerce his people into a condition in which moral life can be pursued. This is a book that will delig... (more)

Unfashionably, Norman writes extensively in Anglican Difficulties about authority, the deposit of faith, and tradition. God, he argues, provided a structured order in human relationships in order to coerce his people into a condition in which moral life can be pursued. This is a book that will delig... (more)

On many Saturdays in the year Edward Norman writes a column in the Daily Telegraph entitled Meditation. With pellucid clarity, Norman expounds central truths of the Christian religion in a way that is both traditional but entirely radical. It is, after all, the truth that sets us free. Here is a new... (more)

Abbott Chapman's Spiritual Letters, collected and edited posthumously by Dom Roger Hudleston, have been read and found of profound help by countless thousands since they were first published almost half a century ago.