Notes from my readings of books by others




Started my Thinking Agenda for Faith Leaving Alexandria Bad Christian Manifesto Biography of the Bible The Sin of Certainty The Lost Message of Jesus Creative Faith Peace through Victory or Justice The Last Week The First Christmas Emergent Theology God - An Anatomy Carry your own Cross A History of God Honest to Jesus Kissing Fish Blog notes Lost Certainties Plot and Politics in Mark The Book of Micah A new Christianity The Fourth Gospel View from the Pew
Emergent Theology______Paul Nuechterlein
A new Christianity ________ (Bishop Spong)
The Fourth Gospel ________ (Bishop Spong)
God -An Anatomy ___(Prof F. Stavrakopoulou)
The Sin of Certainty ________( Peter Emms)
The Lost Message of Jesus __(Steve Chalke)
Lost Certainties ___________( Brian Wilson)
A History of God __________( K.Armstrong)
A Biography of the Bible ___ ( K.Armstrong)
Honest to Jesus______((Robert W. Funk
Peace through Victory or Justice __(Crossan)
The Last Week ________(Borg and Crossan)
The First Christmas ____(Borg and Crossan)
Agenda for Faith _______( Stephen Mitchell)
Kissing Fish Blog ______( Roger Wolsey )
Good Friday __________ ( Rev. Bret S. Myers)
Plot and Politics in Mark___ ( Horsley)
Creative Faith _________ ( Don Cupitt)
Leaving Alexandria _____( Bishop R. Holloway)
View from the Pew______ ( Jack Dean)

 		QUOTES
 “Yesterday is history.
Tomorrow is a mystery.
Today is a gift,
that’s why it is called the present.”
Yet, it is so easy for us
to become stuck in the past,
or
be made impotent in the present
because of anxiety
about the future.




From a Christian perspective,
“Many of us crucify ourselves between two thieves
regret for the past
and fear of the future.”




It is impossible to have a man sit by you as your brother
and let him go hungry
while you feed.
Therefore we usually do not let him sit by us
or
we deny that he is our brother.




When I feed the poor, they call me a saint.
When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist.




As Mahatma Gandhi, put it,
“An eye for an eye makes the world blind.”




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