Revitalizing Christianity: The Theology of Peter Lewis, released on September 5, 2024, quickly rose to #1 on Amazon’s Best Sellers list in Protestant Christian Theology.  Authored by Dr. Peter Lewis and edited by Shane St. Reynolds, this pioneering book is distinguished by its use of AI Christian art for each chapter, a unique feature inspired by the editor’s collaboration with ISCAST. This innovative publication offers a fresh and visually captivating perspective on progressive Christian thought.

Is your faith looking for a new perspective? This book presents a fresh approach that questions traditional beliefs and encourages readers to consider a more inclusive view of Christianity. It offers transformative insights that appeal to both long-time believers and those searching for new perspectives. Through its thought-provoking articles and reflections, Revitalizing Christianity invites readers to explore and engage with the evolving conversation about faith. Additionally, it features a foreword by The Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG, with his distinguished background as a high court judge in Australia and international advocate, brings significant depth to the conversation on progressive Christian thought.
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“A must-read for anyone seeking a deeper, more inclusive understanding of Christianity.” – TheGoodNewsBlog.org

Foreword by the Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG.

Author

Peter Lewis is an independent Australian scholar not connected to any university or seminary. Although he has postgraduate qualifications in biblical studies, his career has been medical. He is a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and has worked as a surgeon in developing countries (Bangladesh and the Solomon Islands).

Upon returning to Australia, he served as the vice-president of Hopewell Hospice Services on the Gold Coast for twenty years. Peter is also a numismatist and has written books and many articles about coins relating to the history of Christianity. Currently, he is a Research Associate for the Centre for Coins, Culture and ReligiousHistory at cccrh.org.