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Author: James Metzger

James Metzger received his PhD in religion from Vanderbilt University. He now teaches religious studies, ethics, and critical thinking. Prior to a career in academics, he served as a minister to several United Methodist Church and United Church of Christ congregations.

Atheodicy and the Impossibility of God
Is It Wrong to Accept God’s Gift of Salvation?
Free Inquiry Volume 36, No. 2
February / March 2016
James Metzger

How dare the materially privileged bask in the promise of salvation when others don’t have the advantages they enjoy in this world?

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The Faith I Left Behind
Why I Am Not a Progressive Christian
Free Inquiry Volume 34, No. 5
August / September 2014
James Metzger

“I quickly discovered that most ordinary Christians have little interest in what elite liberal seminaries are teaching their future ministers.”

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God on Trial
Evaluating the New Atheists’ Criticism of Scripture
Free Inquiry Volume 33, No. 5
August / September 2013
James Metzger

The so-called New Atheists have not fared well among scholars of religion. Generally, their work has been shrugged off as shoddy, unscholarly propaganda, or they have been taken to task for conjuring “straw man” caricatures of religious traditions, conveniently ignoring all the good that religious institutions have done, defining faith in a manner unrecognizable to …

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