“[T]he time has come,” Don Cupitt writes in Creative Faith, “to rescue Jesus the moral teacher from what his own followers have made of him. […] [T]he Jesus of history…needs

“The set-up for American Savior sounds like the answer to a satirist’s prayer,” The Washington Post reckoned in its review of this novel by Roland Merullo: Jesus returns to earth to run for the

“Between religion and atheism,” goodbookguide.com reports, “is a third way, into which [Mark] Vernon takes his readers.” It is agnosticism, which, according to the author, “manifests itself best as an attitude: it is a

“[I]ts starting point, and its ultimate aim, is the practice of divine, unconditional love.” That, in a sentence, is how Jim Burklo sums up progressive Christianity, this in his brand

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