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Once & Future Faith Conference

Spring 2001
 

Karen Armstrong  CD logo
Suggestions for a Second Axial Age
Karen Armstrong will look at the experience of transcendence as it was conceived and expressed in all of the great world religions during the Axial Age of antiquity (c. 700–200 BCE). She will examine the various ways transcendence was understood in later generations and discuss the modern dilemma of faith, asking whether we are now in the throes of a Second Axial Age.

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Don Cupitt  New on CD
Reforming Christianity
Principles and prospects
We no longer expect a future world, either after death or at the end of history. We can no longer see ourselves as an army on the march, or as individuals journeying towards a blessed future. The ecclesiastical period, it seems, is over. What is now required is a rethought, "kingdom" version of Christianity. A new epoch has already begun.

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Lloyd Geering
The Secular Trinity
To do justice to the continuing influence of Jesus, ancient Christian thinkers devised the twin doctrines of the incarnation and the Holy Trinity. Today's cultural setting, and renewed interest in the historical Jesus, call for a radical reformulation of the Christian heritage — what could be described as a secular trinity of cosmic creativity, humanity, and global consciousness.

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John Shelby Spong  New on CD
A Christianity for Tomorrow
Beyond theism —but not beyond God. Beyond incarnation — but not beyond divinity. If Christianity moves in these directions, its liturgy, which assumes a theistic God, and its structures, which assume an incarnate Christ, will have to change dramatically. Bishop Spong believes it will and that we will still recognize it as Christian.

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