A Pinch of Salt

An important new book on anarchist thought is now available from Winter Oak Press . The Anarchist Revelation: Being What We’re Meant to Be...

Finishing off the day in the part of the world in which I live - a number I sometimes use to close a gig (in the version of Sunny), and for ...

...but I've been to the site. Glasgow, the city of Alasdair Gray, of our friend wee beautiful pict and of Alastair McIntosh, on whose e...

If you want a good read as an introduction to what we like to call Christian anarchism David Augsburger's Dissident discipleship may be...

Whoever connects marxism to liberation theology has not understood Marx, and, as Jacques Ellul forcefully and convincingly argues in Jesus a...

The paper edition of A pinch of salt contains a piece which I think challenging: Rewilding and the importance of animism in religion . It i...

The Presentation of the Lord, popularly known as Candlemass, only became known to me, grown up as I am in the Reformed tradition, through co...

A remarkable quote from Thomas Merton, the author's note to Zen and the birds of appetite : Where there is a lot of fuss about "spi...

After his death Dag Hammarskjöld's diaries revealed the mystic in him, for which he seems to be more famous nowadays than the function w...