The ship flies under the flag of orthodox Christianity, but on a buccaneering voyage. Originally a printed magazine, Ship of Fools was published in Britain between 1977 and 83. The magazine sank, Titanic-like, beneath the waves on April Fool's Day 1983. It was raised as a web magazine 15 years later to the day, in 1998. The voyage Ship of Fools exists to promote Christian unrest through humour, journalism, entertainment, discussion and the creation of community.
Christian unrest means looking at our faith critically.