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Loading... Christ for Unitarian Universalists : a new dialogue with traditional Christianityby Scotty McLennan
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. "Scotty McLennan is a Unitarian Universalist minister, lawyer and educator, currently teaching ethics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He was the University Chaplain at Tufts for sixteen years and Dean for Religious Life at Stanford for fourteen years. He is the author of 'Finding Your Religion' and co-author of 'Church on Sunday, Work on Monday'. Source: The book's back cover. Harvey Cox, author of 'The Future of Faith' and 'How to Read the Bible', wrote in the foreword, "Anyone interested in the swiftly moving changes within and among religions today, and in the way they shape and are shaped by social and political events, needs to read this book. McLennan has been around the block more than once and he knows whereof he speaks." no reviews | add a review
Christ for Unitarian Universalists is an engaging and thoughtful inquiry into Christianity for Unitarian Universalists and other spiritual seekers--including skeptics, non-religious people, liberal Christians, and those who consider themselves "spiritual but not religious." The book has several purposes. The first is to present Christ in an understandable and compelling way to the increasing number of people who do not consider themselves Christian. The second is to present liberal and progressive Christians with the non-dogmatic way that Unitarian Universalists have viewed Christ through the Bible and personal experience. And the third is to promote active dialogue between non-Christians and the nearly 80% of Americans who identify themselves as Christian. Christ for Unitarian Universalists addresses frank questions with integrity and intellectual honesty yet also presents a sincere and genuine sense of love as embodied in Jesus that is so heartfelt, so unconditional, and so revolutionary that it will take your breath away. No library descriptions found. |
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