num_pages: 288
description: A New Creed for a New Millennium, from an Outspoken Advocate for a Christianity that is true to Jesus. Building on his bestselling books Resucing the Bible from Fundamentalism and Living in Sin? , Bishop Spong explores the future of ethics, prayer, and Christianity itself. His manifesto is both the summation of his life's work and a guide for every reader searching for a reasoned, just, and loving faith. "An important contribution to the Christian dilemma of our time. With reverence, courage, and compassion, Bishop Spong helps his readers to articulate their difficulties with the conception of God and, in so doing, top take the first step toward a creative resolution."--Karen Armstrong, author of A History of God "Spong is a singularity among ecclesiastical leaders in the twentieth century. His candor, courage, and acumen are unparalleled. He aspires to being a dying church back to life by fearlessly confronting the anomalies that have driven all too many Christians into exile."--Robert W. Funk chair, The Jesus Seminar, and author of Honest to Jesus "Spong demolishes the stifling dogma of traditional Christianity in search of the inner core of truth. It is a courageous, passionate attempt to build a credible theology for a skeptical, scientific age."--Paul Davies, author of The Mind of God
language: English
title: Why Christianity Must Change or Die
titlecomplete: Why Christianity Must Change or Die
genres: History, Faith, Atheism, Christianity, Religion, Philosophy, Spirituality, Theology, Nonfiction, Christian
ratings_count: 2939
publisher: HarperOne