The Trouble with God: Building the Republic of Heaven

The Trouble with God: Building the Republic of Heaven

by David Boulton (Author)

Synopsis

Millions of people living in the so-called Christian West long for a thoroughly modern, intellectually defensible, emotionally satisfying faith which will be unashamedly religious and spiritual in its commitment, but frankly secular in its relevance to this world and this age. Of such is the republic of heaven.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 240
Edition: 2nd Revised edition
Publisher: O Books
Published: 19 Jan 2006

ISBN 10: 1905047061
ISBN 13: 9781905047062

Media Reviews
'A wonderful repository of religious understanding and a liberal theologian's delight'. - Modern Believing; 'Written with clarity and sensitivity...I recommend it to all who, whatever their personal faith may be, who think deeply about the meaning of our existence and want to be stimulated and refreshed'. - Tony Benn, former Cabinet minister; 'The great thing about this book is that it is exactly like its author: it is affectionate, sane, learned and extremely funny. The next best thing to taking David Boulton home for the weekend is to buy it.' - Richard Holloway, former Bishop of Edinburgh; 'David Boulton is a highly entertaining writer, with a great gift of being funny and serious at once. You'll love it!' - Don Cupitt, Fellow, Emmanuel College, Cambridge; 'David Boulton's new book fascinatingly shows how a radical perspective on religion can bring together the religious and the humanist...An engaged and cogent expression of the human/divine vision in modern thought.' - David Hart, Westar Fellow; 'Disarmingly honest and beautifully written..With clarity and insight he interprets today's confusing religious situation, spurring us on to new visions of the future.' - Lloyd Geering, author of Tomorrow's God ; 'A lover's quarrel with a troublesome God.' - Tom Hall, Associate Fellow, Westar Institute
Author Bio
David Boulton, humanist and Quaker, is a former TV producer, writes for many religious and humanist publications, and served for seven years on the British Government's Broadcasting Standard's Commission. He lives in Yorkshire in the UK.