THE HERESIARCH, edited from Belfast by Joe Keenan, is a "journal of anti-theology". It aims to present a comprehensively heretical and secular view of the world which will be readily accessible to anyone of an unorthodox or combative disposition. To that end it carries articles on historical, political, religious and philosophical themes.
It was published by Athol Books. Now it is only available online. Hard copies of past issues are available (price £2.50, post free) from Joe Keenan, 15 Haywood Avenue, Belfast, BT7 3EU.
This site contains articles from past issues of THE HERESIARCH. It is hoped to resume online publication with new articles in the near future. Anyone wishing to submit articles, or wanting to help in any way with this online project, please contact
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Reason And Authority | Editorial | No. 1 Winter 1992/1993 |
Deliver Us From Evil | Joe Keenan | No. 1 Winter 1992/1993 |
Peter Abelard And Bernard Of Clairvaux | Jack Gray | No. 2 Spring 1995 |
What's God Got To Do With It? | Gwydion Madawc Williams | No. 5 Summer 1996 |
The Lord Thy God Is A Jealous God | Joe Keenan | No. 6 Winter 1996 |
In A Concluding Homage To Sextus Empiricus… | Joe Keenan | No. 8 Summer 1997 |
Of Prods, And Gods, And Dancing Girls, And Censorship And Things | Brendan Clifford | No. 6 Winter 1996 |
Coleridge And The End Of Christian Economics | Gwydion Madawc Williams | No. 3 Summer 1995 |
Innocent's Ward—The Wonder Of The World? | Joe Keenan | No. 7 Spring 1997 |
A Sufficiency Of Grace | Brendan Clifford | No. 7 Spring 1997 |
Beware The Ides Of March!? | Joe Keenan | No. 9/10 Winter 1998 |
An Overview Of Slavery In The Southern United States | Joe Keenan | No. 11/12 Summer 1999 |
Suspensions Of Disbelief | Tom Bradley | Vol. 2, No. 1 Summer 2000 |
Hugh Shapland Swinny… | Gary Peatling | Vol. 2, No. 1 Summer 2000 |
The Wage The Faithful Earn | Gary Peatling | Vol. 2, No. 2/3 Winter 2000 |
The Darwin Controversy | Fred Clough & Joe Keenan | Vol. 2, No. 6/7 Spring 2002 |
America The Beautiful?—An heretical history of the United States from its origins in John Winthrop's foundation of God's Own Country and its deistic refoundation in Thomas Jefferson's revolution, through slavery and genocide—the theft of land, life and liberty—to world domination. A tale of true love and high adventure in who knows how many continuing episodes. | Joe Keenan | Continuing |
Puritanism And The Theatre:—A multi-part examination of the English Revolution's abolition of the Theatre with particular consideration given to the modern hegemony of make-believe in the social life of the English-speaking world. | Brendan Clifford | No. 1 Winter 1992 - No. 4 Winter 1995 |
Meet the editorial staff of The Heresiarch (entirely at your own risk, the management accepts no responsibility whatsoever for anything at all…). | ||
Index To Past Issues (Volume One Only) | ||
What's New? | On the Athol Books WebSite, including Aubane, Church & State, and so on. | |
If you have anything to say, any articles to contribute, whatever…please drop me an Email . | ||
Last Updated:—Sunday, August 22, 2010 |