Crisis of Moral Authority

Written in 1970, the book captures the author's early thoughts during a time when Don Cupitt was embraced as a prominent believer. It reveals the tension between the author's traditional views and the emerging, more progressive ideas that would later define Cupitt's philosophy. This struggle highlights a significant shift in religious thought, suggesting that the work is not only a reflection of its time but also a precursor to future developments in belief and spirituality.