Open Source Theology is back online after an unfortunate breakdown of communication between myself and the cybersphere. Apologies to everyone who tried to access the site during the period of de-activation. On Ladies’ finals day at Wimbledon I shall simply quote Bosola from The Duchess of Malfi: ‘We are merely the stars’ tennis-balls, struck and bandied Which way please them.’
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Glad to see you back!
Glad to see you back! Shouldn’t you be quoting something about football rather than tennis? Maybe some wise words from Wayne Rooney? :)