The retired dean for religious life at Stanford University presents this engaging and thoughtful inquiry into Christianity for Unitarian Universalists and other spiritual seekersincluding skeptics nonreligious people liberal Christians and those who consider themselves spiritual but not religious.amp10amp10With his customary warmth and hospitality Scotty McLennan poses and responds to a series of provocative questions. They address Jesus as historical figure and Jesus as the present Christ they explore the reality and meaning of the Christmas and Easter stories the Trinity Christs divinity miracles salvation religious pluralism and exclusivism and more.amp10amp10Rather than proselytize Christ for Unitarian Universalists seeks to stimulate dialogue about Jesus Christ whether or not we find him central to our faith life. It aims to build bridges and cross the great cultural gulfs in our society. It addresses frank questions with integrity and intellectual honesty. Yet it also presents a sincere and genuine sense of love as embodied in Jesus Christ that is so heartfelt so unconditional and so revolutionary it will take your breath away.amp10