A God We Could Believe In
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10 Reasons Why Jesus is the Main Problem for Christianity, 9: Allegiance, not Attendance (opens the original)
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10 Reasons Why Jesus is the Main Problem for Christianity, 8: He believed this age is as important as the next one. (opens the original)
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10 Reasons Why Jesus is the Main Problem for Christianity, 7: His kingdom is not of this world, which is what makes it so political. (opens the original)
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10 Reasons Why Jesus is the Main Problem for Christianity, 6: He's angry with insiders, not outsiders. (opens the original)
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Live: What's left of God after deconstruction? (opens the original)
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Tom and Simon explore the vexed question of ‘What is left of God after deconstruction?’. He shares the story of his own deconstruction journey and why love is the central idea that has shaped his faith ever since. About Tom Thomas Jay Oord is a theologian, philosopher and scholar of multi-disciplinary studies. He is a best-selling and award-winning author, having written or edited more than forty books. Academic Influence ranks him among the most influential theologians in the 21st century and h
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