Top 10 Progressive Christian Books [books]

Godweb has a listing of their top 10 progressive Christian books. [begin alltel guy] Are they in your fave five?[/annoying alltell guy]


I've read 6 outta 10. The second one, Borg's book, I read right before I started religion school, and it changed my life. Who gave it to me? My United Methodist youth minister...blame him.

4 comments:

Jackie April 27, 2009 at 6:24 AM  

Thanks for the posting, great list, would also like to recommend this new book by Dr Gary Chapman -"Love is a Verb" It's all about love and relationships, very moving and inspiring true stories –
http://www.bizymoms.com/books/love-is-a-verb/index.html
There is a contest as well to win an autographed copy of his new book “Love is a Verb” -
http://www.bizymoms.com/books/love-is-a-verb/contest.html

Christian fiction October 13, 2009 at 2:01 AM  

Great list! Thanks for posting this! I am pretty sure that I will find something here that can help me enlighten from the problems that I had experienced for the past few months.

Anonymous,  October 13, 2009 at 7:30 AM  

Jeremy,

I'd love to see you hack Borg. Take your critical eye to Borg and - as a sympathetic reader - tell us where you see the cracks and questions.

Most readings of Borg I see are either critics who point out all his faults or fans who point out none of them. I'd love to have a critic who writes of his strengths or a fan who looks for his weaknesses.

Rev. Jeremy Smith October 13, 2009 at 8:57 AM  

John, thanks for the suggestion. I haven't read Borg's book since then (except for a paper in undergrad), so looking back might be an interesting exercise and, as you mention, perhaps a needed one.

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