Intimate Diversity

Paul A. Smith, DThMin (2009), King’s College, London, is an Anglican priest in a local ecumenical partnership in Milton Keynes, UK. He has over 35 years’ pastoral experience, and acts as an interfaith advisor in the Diocese of Oxford.

"Intimate Diversity is a rich book; its conversation with numerous theological interlocutors brings together many strands of current thinking about interreligious encounter and of the debates about the nature of marriage (recently, the latter has often taken place in the context of discussions about same-sex marriages). The intertwining of these strands leads to a complicated but rewarding theology for interreligious marriage in the second part of the book." - Gé Speelman, Protestant Theological University, The Netherlands, in: Exchange (2023)."A book like The Origins of Anglican Moral Theology has been needed for quite some time, and by writing it Sedgwick has given a great gift to scholars of Anglicanism, church history, and theological ethics." - Stewart Clem, Aquinas Institute of Theology, USA, in: Anglican Theological Review (2022).