Christ for Unitarian Universalists: A New Dialogue with Traditional Christianity

Synopsis

Mclennan Addresses The Concept Of Jesus As Historical Figure And As The Presents Christ. In Doing So He Explores The Reality And Meaning Of The Christmas And Easter Stories, The Trinity, Christ's Divinity, Miracles, Salvation, Religious Pluralism And Exclusivism, And More. What Does It Mean For Uu's To Talk About The Living Christ? -- Who Was And Is Jesus, Really? -- The Birth Story: Why Put Christ In Christmas? -- What's In The Trinity For Us As Unitarians? -- What Significance Can We Find In Crucifixion? -- What Could Christ's Resurrection Possibly Mean To Uu's? -- What Can We Do With His Supposed Miracles? -- What Does It Mean To Be Saved (and Is Salvation Universal)? -- How Can We Deal With Jesus Christ As The Way, Truth And Light? -- What's Really Left Of Christianity In The Face Of Uu Rationality And Doubt? -- Could We Uu's Adopt Martin Luther King's Christ? -- How Can Christ Help Us In Our Social Justice Efforts? -- How Might We Talk To Evangelical Christians About Christ? -- What Can We Say To People Of Other Religions (or None) About Christ? Scotty Mclennan. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.