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Why Beulah Shot Her Pistol inside the Baptist Church (2004)
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You may see yourself, your neighbor or even some of your kin in these characters. Not since Clyde Edgerton spoke through the voice of Raney has there been a book that more poignantly addressed southern religion and women's issues.
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Jesus & the Sweet Pilgrim Baptist Church: A Fable (2001, 1992)
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A Delightful, if reverent, romp up and down the aisles of a Mississippi Baptist congregation. Fun!
-- Morgan Freeman |
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Rescuing Sex from the Christians
(2006)
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"At last - a book that clearly explains where and how Christian thought about human sexuality may be wrong. Hopefully, this book can help thoughtful Christians let go of sex-related guilt, shame, anxiety, and depression and find more love and joy in relationships."
--Dr. Patricia T. White, Ph.D.
(Clinical Psychologist,
Birmingham, Alabama)
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Rescuing Jesus from the Christians
(2002)
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This engaging and convincingly written work of personal and pastoral theology helps free Jesus from orthodox Christian dogma.
-- Library Journal
“Highly readable, this book is designed to force Christian leaders into a new honesty and the Christian Church into a New Reformation. It challenges deeply the formulas of traditional orthodoxy, but does so by quoting from the very sources from which orthodoxy claims its authority. Sullivan’s words should be heeded by all seekers of truth.”
--John Shelby Spong, author of A New Christianity for a New World
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Toward a Mature Faith: Does Biblical Inerrancy Make Sense (1990)
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Rethinking Realized Eschatology (1988)
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Called to Preach, Condemned to Survive: The Education of Clayton Sullivan (1986)
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A Critique of Realized Eschatology in the Writings of C. H. Dodd.
Dissertation. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1960. |
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Jesus and the Sweet Pilgrim Church
-- A Play by Kent Thompson
Workshopped by the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in 1996. |
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