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So far, this has been a helpful analysis of the American religious landscape as we move into the second decade of the 21st century.

"What is serious to [humans] is often trivial in the sight of God. ...At any rate the Lord plays and diverts [Godself] in the garden of [God's] creation, and if we could let go of our own obsession with what we think is the meaning of it all, we might be able to hear [God's] call and follow [God] in [God's] mysterious, cosmic dance."p. 296

"The eucharistic banquet to which all creatures are invited is, I believe at the heart of the Christian gospel; it is also faintly reflected in an ecological economic model of planetary living. Within this understanding, especially for us well-off Westerners who own most of the world's resources, sin means the refusal to share..." p. 38

"The eucharistic banquet to which all creatures are invited is, I believe at the heart of the Christian gospel; it is also faintly reflected in an ecological economic model of planetary living. Within this understanding, especially for us well-off Westerners who own most of the world's resources, sin means the refusal to share..." p. 38