A Christianity Worth Believing
| Format | Hardback |
| Language | English |
| Barcode (UPC) | 9780787998127 |
| ISBN 13 | 978-0-7879-9812-7 |
| Chapters | 1. Confessions of an Adopted Son 2. Passion Play 3. From Amen to Uh-Oh 4. The Wild Goose Chase 5. When Different Was Good 6. It's in the Way That You Use It 7. Strange Medicine 8. Together, Again 9. Up and Out 10. Down and In 11. Wonderfully Made 12. Same as It ever Was 13. There Goes the Judge 14. Behind Blue Eyes 15. The Jew I Never knew 16. You Say You Want a Revolution 17. I Didn't Know Him from Adam 18. Heaven on Earth |
| Notes | Subtitle: Hope-filled, Open-armed, Alive-and-well Faith for the Left Out, Left Behind, and Let Down in Us All — A fresh, untamed vision of Christian faith, life, and meaning — Growing numbers of people have serious and thoughtful questions about Christianity. They remain committed to the church, but no longer feel attuned to its messages and have doubts about the sustainability of contemporary Christianity. This book shows these doubters how to embrace their questions, explore new ways to answer them, and ultimately deepen their faith. Addressing topics such as God, Jesus, sin, the Bible, humanity, church, and the Kingdom of God, it approaches theological questions in personal and engaging ways, showing readers new ways to think about Christianity, with new hopes, new understandings, and new outcomes. Rather than rehashing old debates and categories, it offers fresh insights, provocative possibilities, and hopeful alternatives in a lively and accessible way. |
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