Engages with the tensions between individual freedom and community in liberal theology for deeper understanding
Written for clergy, theology students, and laypeople seeking to grasp liberal religious traditions
Expands beyond Unitarian Universalism to include mainline Protestants, modernist Catholics, post-Christian groups, and humanists
Provides accessible insights for those interested in spirituality and social justice
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In the tradition of James Luther Adams, this clear-eyed yet hopeful analysis explores the dynamic tensions of liberal theology, committed to individual freedom on the one hand and community on the other. Much more than a primer, Rasor writes for clergy, theology students, and interested laypeople who want to better understand the liberal
