Vorkosigan

I realize it is dangerous to recommend sites now, but I am going to take a big risk and recommend this one.
http://www.religion-online.org/

Michael

Toto

This is a great site.

The first two times I tried to access the site, I got 'site not found', but the third time was a charm.

The site appears to be a liberal or "post-liberal" Christian academic site, which is trying to add more non-Christian material. It is hosted by Claremont School of Theology. It was designed by William Fore when he was teaching in India, where students did not have access to books - so he put a lot of material on-line. There is a search engine.

There's a lot there - I will have to read "The Gospel of Christian Atheism" and figure out what "post-liberal" Christianity is all about.

Shadowkhn

Not sure how much this'll help, but I foundthis book reviewon "The Gospel of Christian Atheism." There's actually quite a bit on it at Google.

That search also led to The Neochristianity Index.

Oolon Colluphid

Sorry Michael, but you don't have to dig far, it seems, in any religionist site to find bullshit. Huston Smith's article
Evolution and Evolutionism has this synopsis:
He also favourably quotes Wickramasingh and the usual improbability rubbish.

Sorry, thumbs down. Not so great a site.

Bede

Thanks Michael. Some of the haters from the eternal punishment/hell threads could learn a lot about liberal Christianity here.

Yours

Bede

Bede's Library - faith and reason

Toto

I think it is clear that the site is a reference site for students to read scholarly material, not necessarily a site for gospel truth. Houston Smith is an important religious scholar, so you should know what he is saying (even if some of it is so obviously flakey.) Smith may have some interesting criticisms of the political uses of Darwinism, which would be more palatable if he didn't try to attack the validity of the underlying science.