Death Of God

Examines the death of God as a cultural phenomenon and as the legacy of Christianity, in the light of what was meant by God throughout the Christian era. Emphasizes man's abdication of transcendence for life, and questions God's relevance to human existence. Explores the possibility of a new era for the church, one more relevant to the modern world, and pleads to restore the world as the dimension of God's reality rather than an end in itself.

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