Rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Very comprehensive book! It truly brings God up to date. What was the original message of Jesus that has been watered down? I will need to take a second and carefully run through this packed full of information book to mine for the missed nuggets. I encourage you to slowly read this book and learn from it. ~ Rich Lewis (Reviewer) , NetGalley

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars. A really interesting book, that doesn’t come across as trying too hard. The style is very conversational and it is this relaxed way of giving information out that makes it all the more impactful. There is a feeling of having a chat with a very clever person at a wedding! The book is for everyone from devout believers to those who think there is something out there. It covers the history of Christianity, looks at words and the big ideas and looks at where they came from - there is even a bit of Shakespeare quoted to show there is something for us all! Bible verses are woven into the text and the history of religion and how we got to where we are now. ~ Stephanie Maurel (Reviewer) , NetGalley

John Hunt is to liberal theology what Richard Dawkins is to evolutionary biology...a readable, thoughtful and challenging work. Christian Marketplace Knowledgeable in theology, philosophy, science and history. Time and again it is remarkable how he brings the important issues into relation with one another... thought provoking in almost every sentence, difficult to put down. Faith and Freedom Very accessible for every man and woman who cares about their faith, I would like to see it made compulsory reading for every budding theologian before he is allowed to put pen to paper. The Presbyterian A breath-taking project. But don’t be put off by the scope of the book. The writer has such an easy-going style that we dance our way through aeons of time. And, of course, any book about God and religion is going to cover life, death and everything in between. A courageous book. It makes compulsive reading. We feel we are in the author’s company, carried along by his fervour. But like all great spiritual books, the fervour is undermined by a radical acceptance of life. Sea of Faith Network An absorbing and highly readable book, profound and wide ranging. The Unitarian This is a well-informed and daring book in its call for a radically new approach to religious understanding. Expertly summarising vast conceptual and historical stretches...even readers who find his conclusions objectionable should be thankful for his effort. It is a hopeful and exciting book. With challenges and epiphanies on every page it is a rewarding encounter with the art of believing in God and living accordingly. Nimble Spirit I salute him. He is exactly the kind of christian the church must produce if it is to live another 100 years! John S Spong Former Bishop of Newark and author of “A New Christianity for a New World” and other titles | I found much to enjoy and even sympathise with. Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, author of “Being Christian” and m\any other titles Highly readable and well informed, this book is a refreshing personal view of the evolution of Christianity and the spiritual condition of our time. Network Review A most enjoyable and exhilarating book. Interreligious Insight The best modern religious book I have read. A masterwork. Robert van de Weyer author of "World Religions Bible", "Celtic Fire", and many other titles Answers all the questions you ever wanted to ask about God and some you never even thought of. Richard Holloway, former President of the Scottish Episcopal Church, author of "Doubts and Loves” and many other titles ~ summary, summary