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Charting a New Reformation, Part XXIX – The Ninth Thesis, Ethics (continued)

Column by Bishop John Shelby Spong on July, 28 2016

One of the ways the demise of yesterday’s religious power can be determined is to notice that things, once held to be ultimately sacred, now appear in jokes …

I’ve just started reading your book Re-Claiming the Bible for a Non-Religious World and I’m finding it to be fascinating. I’ve always suspected that …

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ELIE WIESEL 1928-2016 R.I.P.

Column by Bishop John Shelby Spong on July, 21 2016

He changed the conscience of the entire world, yet he never held a public office. Even Nelson Mandela, perhaps the only other 20th century figure to move the world …

If developments in how we understand the way the world works means the death of theism and other theological revolutions, what does this mean for the welfare of those …

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Column by Bishop John Shelby Spong on July, 14 2016

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I am intrigued with your series of essays, “Charting a New Reformation” – especially Parts 7 and 8 in which you develop the idea of God as “the Ground of Being,” a …

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Column by Bishop John Shelby Spong on July, 7 2016

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As I begin to write this message, I realize that it’s not at all clear in my mind what exactly I want to say, just that I need …

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