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100 1 $aGeering, Lloyd,$d1918-
240 10 $aEssays.$kSelections
245 10 $aReimagining God :$bthe faith journey of a modern heretic /$cLloyd Geering ; foreword by Tom Hall.
264 1 $aSalem, Oregon :$bPolebridge Press,$c[2014]
300 $axv, 234 pages ;$c23 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 233-234) and index.
520 $aDescribed by the BBC as "the last living heretic," Lloyd Geering has spent much of his life wrestling with God. Of late, however, he finds himself struggling with the absence of God. The rise of nonreligious, secular culture around the world testifies that he is not alone, that the concept of God has become problematical. Should God be abandoned altogether? Can God be reformed, so to speak? Drawing from theology, science and his own faith journey-from his call to ministry, through his much-publicized heresy trial, to decades of public speaking, teaching and writing, Geering retraces key developments in the Western understanding of God. He imagines a new spirituality, one that blends a relationship to the natural world with a celebration of the rich inheritance of human culture.
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