Gene W. Marshall Livres

Exploring fundamental questions about existence, morality, and the divine, this book delves into various philosophical perspectives on religion. It examines key concepts such as faith, reason, and the nature of God, while also addressing the interplay between religion and science. The text engages with historical and contemporary debates, offering insights from renowned philosophers. Through critical analysis, it encourages readers to reflect on their beliefs and the implications of religious thought in understanding human experience and society.

"This book is an introduction to some key theological and ethical concepts from a "progressive Christianity" view point. For example, What to we mean by the words "God," "Spirit," "Jesus Christ"? What does it mean to be "committed" to these ideas/realities. What defines spiritual health/sickness? How does this theological shape ethical thinking? As the church evolves, what new "forms" or shapes will Christian communities take as traditional models of being "church" wane? Key terms Progressive Christian theology Christian ethics Christian community/church."--