“Common Theology is food
for God’s ‘little people’.
I enjoy it very much.”
Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
“Common Theology is ecumenical
with an Australasian focus and
embraces current affairs – light years
away from the ‘god spots’ of religious
journalism in the past.”
Kay McLennan
Veteran Religious Affairs journalist
formerly with the Australian
Broadcasting Corporation
“Common Theology is very
significant. It is significant because
it avoids the twin dangers facing
theology today. One danger is that
of being populist, trivial and even
sectarian. The other danger is that
of theology being too academic,
remote and specialised. As it avoids
both these dangers, Common
Theology is important to the whole
Christian community, and beyond.”
Reverend Professor James Haire
Professor of Theology
Charles Sturt University
Executive Director
Australian Centre for
Christianity and Culture
Director
Public and Contextual Theology Strategic Research Centre
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