What Is the Point of Being a Christian? Book

Timothy Radcliffe presents a more positive outlook on the Church's stances regarding sexual ethics, politics, etc; and certainly emphasizes "what we're for" as opposed to "what we're against."

While I think he attempted to address a few too many topics for one book, he certainly seems to understand the intricacies of doctrine, and espouses the power of a unified Church, the only Church that can really blossom in modern times.

Key takeaway: The relationship he derived from the Last Supper and sexual ethics was unlike any I've heard before. Awesome perspective on the fundamental story of the new Christian covenant.