Different Gospels: Christian Orthodoxy And Modern Theologies By Andrew Walker(editor)

Like C.S. Lewis before them, the contributors to this book insist on a proper scepticism concerning many of the presuppositions of modern thought. They are not opposed to the need to continually develop and adapt theological ideas. But they show that the central core of the faith - "Mere Christianity" -  has both a timeless resilience and more than adequate resources to lauch a few counter-charges of its own against modern criticisms and the new theologies that seek to replace it.

This radically revised edition (1993) contains new essays on postmodernism, feminism and creation theology, as well as contributions on miracles, religeous pluralism and liberation theology..

This lively and stimulating collection will force both liberals and conservatives to think again.

Contributors are;

Peter Berger, R J Berry, Gavin D'Costa, James D G Dunn, Colin Gunton, Alasdair Heron, Gerard Loughlin, Alister McGrath, Janet Martin Soskice, Tom Smail, Alan Torrance and Keith Ward

the paperback book has a crease where it has been opened but otherwise as new