Can Christianity Survive the Prejudice of Christians? A Revolution in Faith and Ethics
“Can Christianity Survive the Prejudice of Christians? A Revolution in Faith and Ethics” presented by John Shelby Spong on October 29, 2012 at Davidson College. A former Episcopal Bishop, and author of several books including The Sins of Scripture: Exposing the Bible’s Texts of Hate to Discover the God of Love.
Co-sponsored by the Davidson College Office of the President, Vann Center for Ethics, Gay-Straight Alliance, Lake Progressive Christians, and the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Lake Norman.
Topics: Bibles and Bible Study, Church History, Early Christianity, Ethical Issues, Political Concerns, Progressive Christianity 101, Spiritual Exploration & Practice, and Theology & Religious Education. 8 Points: Point 1: Teachings of Jesus, Point 3: Inclusive Community, Point 4: Act As We Believe, Point 5: Non-Dogmatic Searchers, Point 6: Peace and Justice, and Point 8: Compassion and Selfless Love. Resource Types: Videos.
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