Steven M. Watkins

The Christ Is Dead, Long Live the Christ

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Using scholarship from Japanese philosophy and religion, ‘weak theology,’ and iconography, Oberg makes a compelling case for a compassionate orthopraxy rather than a retributive orthodoxy. . . . For those of us who have moved beyond supernaturalism, this is a carefully thought-out book of optimism and hope, rooted in Christ as an event.”