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The Universal Christ by Richard Rohr — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Universal Christ

by Richard Rohr

Rohr's distinction between Jesus and Christ: the latter as the divine presence in all of creation, which he argues changes how Christians see matter, suffering, other religions and themselves. It is contemplative theology, controversial among conservatives and beloved by seekers.

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Read it if…

you want a mystical, inclusive Christianity argued carefully.

Skip it if…

you want orthodox doctrine; this pushes its edges.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Everything belongs.
  2. Christ is bigger than Christianity.
  3. Suffering transformed is the pattern of growth.

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Read the first two chapters and the one on suffering.

Our verdict

Contemplative and inclusive.

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