10 Best UK Theology Blogs and Websites in 2024

1. Think Theology

THINK is a collaboration of thinkers and writers who are passionate about the Church, and who enjoy spending time wrestling with deep theological questions and helping others to engage with them. Keeping you up to date with papers and blog articles from the Think Theology website.
Blog thinktheology.co.uk
Facebook Followers 882Twitter Followers 10.4K Frequency 1 post / month Since Jan 2011 Domain Authority 44 Get Email Contact Get Influential Bloggers ContactsGet access to 250k active Bloggers in 1500 niche categories.Get targeted media contact list in your niche at your fingertips so you can focus on running your campaign.Email us the type of bloggers you want to reach out for your marketing campaign at anuj@feedspot.com Copy email. We'll share blogger's data in an Excel or CSV format.Email us

2. P.OST | an evangelical theology for the age to come

My overriding theological interest at the moment is in how we retell the biblical story as we negotiate the difficult transition from the centre to the margins of our culture following the collapse of Western Christendom. Working on a narrative-historical theology for the church after Christendom.
Blog postost.net
Twitter Followers 1.1K Frequency 1 post / month Since Sep 2003 Domain Authority 34 Get Email Contact

3. Transpositions | Theology, Imagination and the Arts

In the summer of 2010, a group of students in the Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts (ITIA) started discussing how they might bring the conversation of theology and the arts to a broader audience, one beyond the academy. The result was Transpositions. Transpositions connotes our goal to create conversations between Christian theology and the arts
Blog transpositions.co.uk
Facebook Followers 1.1KTwitter Followers 1.2K Frequency 1 post / month Since Jun 2010 Domain Authority 37 Get Email Contact

4. The Centre for Theology & Community

Equipping churches to transform their communities through community organising, reflection & prayer - and helping them use their resources for this mission.
Blog theology-centre.org.uk
Facebook Followers 958Twitter Followers 7.6K Frequency 4 posts / quarter Since Nov 2009 Domain Authority 30 Get Email Contact

5. James Alison. Theology

James Alison (b. 1959) is a Catholic theologian, priest and author. His principal claim to fame is as one of those who has done most to bring the work of the great French thinker René Girard to a wider public. In addition he is known for his firm but patient insistence on truthfulness in matters gay as an ordinary part of basic Christianity, and for his pastoral outreach in the same sphere.
Blog jamesalison.com
Twitter Followers 811 Frequency 1 post / quarter Domain Authority 2 Get Email Contact

6. Learning From God's Word

Follow Learning From God's Word for prayers, Bible readings notes, Sermons And Theological articles.
Blog learningfromgodsword.wordpress.com
Frequency 8 posts / day Since Dec 2017 Domain Authority 7 Get Email Contact

7. Helm's Deep

Paul Helm is a Professor of History & Philosophy of Religion from King's College, London. Find post on Philosophical Theology by Paul Helm on his blog
Blog paulhelmsdeep.blogspot.com
Since Apr 2007 Domain Authority 34 Get Email Contact

8. Teaching Theology | A blog for theological educators by Graham Cheesman

This blog is designed to encourage good theological education by posting quick to read, pithy articles which are fun to read but which also contain important issues for those who teach theology.
Blog teachingtheology.org
Twitter Followers 62 Since May 2010 Domain Authority 11 Get Email Contact

9. BLOGOS

The official blog of the Logos Institute of Analytic and Exegetical at the University of St Andrews. The Logos Institute aims to explore the central claims of Christianity through dialogue with Biblical exegesis and analytic, philosophical theology.
Blog blogos.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk
Facebook Followers 2.7K Since Jan 2018 Domain Authority 75 Get Email Contact

10. Child Theology Movement | Doing theology with a child in the midst

'Child Theology' has, in the short history of the term, defied easy definition. It has been used as an umbrella for many types of theological reflection or activity involving children. One of these, associated with the Child Theology Movement, has been the theological endeavour of rethinking Christian doctrine and practice in light of the child and childhood.
Blog childtheology.org
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