A theologically grounded, unapologetically snarky look at how modern Christianity often misses the point.
God Is Love challenges the idea that salvation is a divine loophole, offering a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking critique of the transactional faith that dominates much of American Christianity.
With wit and depth, Alex Schlich calls readers back to the radical heart of Jesus’s message: that love isn’t just a divine perk; it’s the whole point.
A theologically grounded, unapologetically snarky look at how modern Christianity often misses the point.
God Is Love challenges the idea that salvation is a divine loophole, offering a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking critique of the transactional faith that dominates much of American Christianity.
With wit and depth, Alex Schlich calls readers back to the radical heart of Jesus’s message: that love isn’t just a divine perk; it’s the whole point.
