Religionless Christianity

Religionless Christianity

By Eric Metaxas
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Christianity is not about rituals but changed hearts. In the prophetic tradition of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Eric Metaxas calls slumbering Christians to battle.

Picking up where he left off in his electrifying Letter to the American Church, Eric Metaxas renews and deepens his call to believers not to “practice” their faith but to live it—heroically and with joy.

Invoking famous but misunderstood words of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, he shows that God’s answer to evil is “religionless Christianity”—the rejection of religiosity and the embrace of a living and active faith, one that consumes the whole person and affects every aspect of his life. The awakening of this faith will bring revival, a “new birth of freedom,” and a renaissance of Christian culture.

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  1. Odin
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    Sceptics with a challenge.

    Standing up to evil is a primary premise for this books. Eric writes on a subject here that is a leap into opinion. Because he chooses to demonstrate his Christian posion through current events, rather than the Bible, many are going to form strong apinions, especially the conservative element of the reader/listenership. Using Dietrick Bonhoffer’s resistance to Hitler and the Nazis in the 30s and 40s serves as an easy to understand position of Christian resistance, but still… more references to the Bible might have made his choice more convincing. Nevertheless, this is book that through the authentic voicing of the author is noteworthy.

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