Here is the place to start general discussions about Christianity, about Integral theory, and how the two can come together. Please start a discussion of your own, or join one that is already moving!   Go ▸

What does your life practice look like?  Does it relate to Christianity? What are your views on prayer? How do you use a first, second, or third person approach to God? Are any Christian rituals meaningful or helpful for you?...   Go ▸

From George W. and politics, to Christian music, and a huge upswing in the mega-church evangelical movement, there is no denying one form of Christianity is making a home in American culture.  But is there room for an alternative Christianity? ...   Go ▸

Naturalism offers a comprehensive way for Christianity to avoid the dualism of body/ spirit, this world/ the afterlife.  Naturalism invites people to see their place in a wide and wondrous natural system which is laden with miracles at every turn....   Go ▸

Christianity contains universal truths, such as the Sermon on the Mount which encourages inner motivation rather than living by duty.  Christianity has been interpeted through the centuries to include specific/ and exclusive beliefs such as faith in Jesus being the...   Go ▸

What writers and theologians do you get inspiration from?  Are you a fan of Bishop Spong's or others from the Jesus Seminar?  Are you interested in the work of Father Thomas Keating or other Christian mystics?  Share what you have...   Go ▸

Check out this section for the best websites, classes, events, spiritual centers, churches, retreat centers, newsletters, etc, all focused on Integral and Progressive Christianity.  Feel alone on an alternative Christian path no more!  Go ▸

A first person ("I) perspective on God is the God within. A third person (:it") perspective is the God beyond God; beyond words and concepts and beyond classification. This is the realm of mystery and the web of life. A second...   Go ▸