Modern findings give Christians and others new opportunities for rich spiritual and ethical growth but are not much known in the churches. Based on a wealth of information, this book provides original, readable accounts of this new knowledge and its importance. Topics covered are the new truth-finding, human nature, ethics, religion, the concept of God, the Bible, Jesus before the Gospels, and soul food for the secular mind. The book uses dialogues and many references to the author’s own spiritual journey, under, against, and after apartheid, which help make it a unique contribution to mature Christian faith. “Martin Prozesky has unpacked a treasure trove for thoughtful souls.” Canon Michael Bands. He concluded his ministry as Anglican Dean of Bloemfontein before retiring to Scotland. “This book is much-needed. It combines depth of scholarship with personal experience in a fusion that meets an important need for those seeking guidance about living authentically good lives. It also provides a timely challenge to the Christian Church in a time where unthinking fundamentalism seems to be gaining ground.” The Revd. David Rhys Owen,  is currently a part-time chaplain to the University of Derby.

Modern findings give Christians and others new opportunities for rich spiritual and ethical growth but are not much known in the churches. Based on a wealth of information, this book provides original, readable accounts of this new knowledge and its importance. Topics covered are the new truth-finding, human nature, ethics, religion, the concept of God, the Bible, Jesus before the Gospels, and soul food for the secular mind. The book uses dialogues and many references to the author’s own spiritual journey, under, against, and after apartheid, which help make it a unique contribution to mature Christian faith. GET IT ON Amazon.com