Being and Belief

The book explores the church's current confessional stance amidst a rapidly evolving cultural landscape, questioning its relevance and connection to Reformation theology. It addresses the growing divide between philosophy and theology, highlighting mutual suspicion that hampers dialogue. The author probes whether the church has maintained its historic identity or if it has forfeited its ability to engage meaningfully with contemporary culture. Ultimately, it challenges readers to consider if the church can still draw from its biblical foundations to speak to today's world.