Healing Our Religious Wounds: Part 1 with Bishop John Shelby Spong | Theosophical Classic 2010
This video is part of the Theosophical Society in America’s Classics Series. As an activist, speaker, and author, Bishop John Shelby Spong is an outspoken advocate for church reform. He shares a message of life based on love not hate, inclusion rather than exclusion, opportunity not discrimination, and intelligent, questioning faith rather than blind belief. The topic for the first part of this program is “The Power of Guilt.” Part two is “The Power of Wholeness.” Presented on April 25, 2010. Available on DVD at: https://questbooks.com/index.php?rout... #wholness #religiouswounds #guilt The views expressed in this program are those of the presenter/s and do not necessarily represent the views of the Theosophical Society in America, its members or its affiliates.

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