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Black Sheep And Prodigals - An Antidote To Black And White Religion

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Questioning faith with creativity, embracing difference

This book could be a good read for someone who feels like a black sheep in their faith community, someone who wants to explore their spirituality in a more open and imaginative way. Dave Tomlinson invites readers to question their beliefs and embrace doubts as an essential part of their faith, creating a secure and diverse community where difference of opinion is valued. Through his approach, he encourages readers to live and practice their faith rather than just adhere to beliefs and rituals. This book is a refreshing antidote to traditional, black and white religion, offering a theology that is accessible and relevant to anyone and everyone.

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Black Sheep And Prodigals - An Antidote To Black And White Religion

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ISBN: 9781473611023
Authors: Dave Tomlinson
Publisher: Hodder Faith
Date of Publication: 2017-06-27
Format: Hardcover
Goodreads rating: 4.39
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'Very interesting, it's all about not alienating people before they even think about crossing the threshold of where you worship.' Chris Evans, BBC Radio 2Do you feel more at home on the edges of faith than at the centre? Would you call yourself a bit of a black sheep? Too often Christian spirituality has been associated with conformity, or a subculture where people don't feel able to ask questions. But Dave Tomlinson, author of How to be a bad Christian , doesn't think it has to be like this; instead, our spiritual communities can be 'laboratories of the Spirit' - places where we can explore issues of faith and spirit with openness, imagination and creativity. Welcome to black sheep spirituality - where doubts and questions are an essential part of faith; where difference of opinion is a sign of a secure community; where divine revelation is embraced wherever it is found - in the arts, science and the natural world as well as religious tradition; and where faith is something that is lived and practised rather than embalmed in beliefs or ritual. 'Theology for anyone and everyone' BBC Radio 2
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Questioning faith with creativity, embracing difference

This book could be a good read for someone who feels like a black sheep in their faith community, someone who wants to explore their spirituality in a more open and imaginative way. Dave Tomlinson invites readers to question their beliefs and embrace doubts as an essential part of their faith, creating a secure and diverse community where difference of opinion is valued. Through his approach, he encourages readers to live and practice their faith rather than just adhere to beliefs and rituals. This book is a refreshing antidote to traditional, black and white religion, offering a theology that is accessible and relevant to anyone and everyone.

Note: While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of cover images, ISBNs may at times be reused for different editions of the same title which may hence appear as a different cover.