 | The Are you a Realistic Christian? web site believes that a
very human Jesus is buried under layers of myth and dogma. They follow the
religion of Jesus, not the religion about Jesus. See:
http://www.seanet.com/
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| Canadian Centre for Progressive Christianity
"...is a place where people who have experienced
the isolation resulting from their spiritual growth or faith development can
connect with others who have had similar experiences yet continue on the
quest for meaning. See:
http://www.progressivechristianity.ca/
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| The Center for Progressive Christianity encourages "churches
to care about people who find organized religion irrelevant, ineffectual, or repressive."
See: http://www.tcpc.org/
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| Christ Community Church (C3)
is located in Spring Lake, MI. It is a "community where people are
encouraged to think for themselves and to find layers of meaning in life."
They "...take an integral or comprehensive approach to religion and
spirituality." See:
http://www.christ-community.net/
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| Christian Alliance for Progress is a movement to reclaim
Christianity and transform American politics. See:
http://www.christianalliance.org/
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| The Christian Humanist is a website by Artur G. Broadhurst
that promotes a non-theistic reinterpretation of Christianity. See:
http://christianhumanist.net/
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| Clergy Letter Project believes "...that the timeless truths of
the Bible and the discoveries of modern science may comfortably coexist."
They promote the teaching of the theory of evolution in public schools. See:
http://www.uwosh.edu/
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| The Rev. Chuck Currie's "Views from a United Church of Christ
Minister" blog is at:
http://chuckcurrie.blogs.com/
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| Kenneth Cauthen's Essays on Theology and Ethics are at: http://www.frontiernet.net/
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| Grace Cathedral maintains a "spiritual digest for the hungry soul."
Included (last time we looked) were articles by Bishop John Spong and Matthew Fox. See: http://www.gracecom.org
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| The Human Jesus and Christian Deism web site promotes
Deism as a natural religion. Deists believe that
God created the universe, started it up, left, and hasn't been seen since.
See:
http://www.onr.com/user/bejo/natreljesus.htm
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|  The
Jesus is a Liberal website teaches that: "... the historical,
Biblically documented teachings of Jesus Christ clearly show that Jesus
is a Liberal. His philosophy, based in compassion, equality, inclusion,
forgiveness, tolerance, peace and - most importantly - love, is 100%
Liberal." They sell T-shirts, fridge magnets and bumper stickers.
See:
http://www.jesusisaliberal.org/
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| The Jesus Seminar is a group of theologians who have conducted
debates about the historical Jesus, attempting to determine facts about the life of
Yeshua of Nazareth. See: http://religion.rutgers.edu/
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| Liberal Christian Parenting Board is a support board for
liberal Christian parents. See:
http://messageboards.ivillage.com
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| Liberal Christian Research Pages contain a liberal
Christian's reflections on the Bible and Christian doctrine. See:
http://www.liberalchristian.co.uk/
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| A New Christianity for a New World is Bishop John Shelby
Spong's website. He promotes progressive Christianity as "the
authoritative voice for believers in exile." See:
http://secure.agoramedia.comMichael Maasdorp maintains the Radical Faith web site,
"exploring fundamentals of faith in a changed world,"
at: http://radicalfaith.org/
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| The Progressive Christianity Network Britain (PCN Britain)
"...works to promote and support open and contemporary Christian
understanding. We provide a network of local groups across the country,
publish a radical quarterly newsletter, and organise regular conferences and
events. Members come from all denominations, and we enjoy links with other
progressive Christian movements around the world. See:
http://www.pcnbritain.org.uk/
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| Tentmaker promotes the Universalist belief, that all people will eventually be
saved and attain heaven. Their favorite Biblical quotation is 1 Timothy 4:10 "Jesus
Christ, the savior of all men, especially those who believe.'. See: http://www.tentmaker.org/
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| Theocracy Watch monitors "a very specific group of religious
leaders who are using the Republican Party as a way to gain dominion over
[American] society." See:
http://www.theocracywatch.org/ |
