- Preface

- Introduction
 

I. Three Beliefs

1. Three Beliefs

•  Expansion of Fundamental Beliefs
•  Discussion
•  What God is Not
•  The Limitations of God, and Our Personal Responsibility
•  Confusing “Bad Things” with the Nature of God
•  "Good Things,” "Bad Things” and Spiritual Growth

2. God and Creation  – Devising a Pre-Creation Theology

•  Seventeen Questions

3. Our Relationship with God

•  Four Questions

4.  God and Jesus
 

II. A Socially Sustainable God

•  Introduction
•  Regarding the Appellations of God

5. Two Questions

6. A Loving-God Theology

•  Evolutionary Concepts of God
•  Loving-God Concepts of Jesus
•  Revising Paul's Interpretation of Jesus' Life and Death
•  A Rationalization and Justification For Paul's Interpretation
•  Paul’s Most Obvious Mistake of Logic
•  The Death of Jesus as a Management Decision
•  God's Commitment to the Inviolability of Our Decisions
•  Sacrifice, Atonement, and Redemption Removed
•  Christian Shame and Guilt
•  Two Continuing Errors Maintained by Most Christians

III. A Socially Sustainable Christian Religion

7. Religions and Churches

•  Eight Questions

8. Designing a Socially Sustainable Christian Church

• Introduction
• Clinics for Sustainable Families
• Overcoming Recurring Social Dysfunction
• A Sustainable Christian Church Organization
• Priorities of Sustainability (See illustration above)
• Organizational Design of Sustainable Christian Churches

9. Re-Inventing Christianity

•  Introduction
•  The  Religion OF Jesus
•  Values given by the Creator
•  The Seven Organic Values of Our Species
•  Characteristics of these Values
•  These Values Create an “Organic” Morality ¹
•  A Socially Sustainable Christian Morality
•  Socially Sustainable Christian Doctrines

- Addendum

•  Human Motivation
•  The Raphael Unified Theory of Human Motivation
•  Values, Value-Interpretations, Human Needs, and Social Change

- Bibliography

- Author’s BIO

- Illustrations

• Priorities of Decision-Making in a Socially Sustainable Society
• The Seven Values of Our Species
• Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

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¹ Raphael, Daniel.  ORGANIC MORALITY, Answering the Critically Important Moral Questions of the 3rd Millennium.
(An unpublished, 91 page manuscript available as a PDF via email from the author.)