God Now

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Exploring the intersection of personal faith and political discourse, Alford reflects on topics ranging from prayer to contemporary figures like Simone Weil and Donald Trump. He simplifies complex theologians such as Karl Barth and Soren Kierkegaard while offering critical insights. Central to his argument is the idea that Christianity's essence lies in God's vulnerability and willingness to experience human suffering, suggesting that the teachings of Christ take precedence over the resurrection in understanding faith.