The Power of the Cross

Exploring the intersection of power and truth, this book delves into the church's historical dominance in Western society, questioning whether its influence stemmed from genuine truth or sheer power. It critically examines the church's past abuses of power during Christendom and challenges readers to consider if Christian theology can adequately address these critiques. Through this lens, the text invites a deeper reflection on the nature of faith and authority in a postmodern context.