I thought the wiki piece was pretty good, though I suspect Roger Wolsey had more role in writing it than one person should. I like his stuff, but he pushes panentheism as if it is definitional, which it really is not. He also very much likes to think of the movement as defined by post-modern approaches to texts and tradition, which is basically fair but certainly would not fit many who call themselves Progressive Christians.Litwitlou wrote:.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_Christianity
The end of the piece lists criticisms in terms of Greta Vosper and John Shelby Spong, who are two of the most controversial of high-profile Progressive Christians, and so, again, are not really representative. Yet you would find most of us in the movement much more critical of figures in the Religious Right than of Vosper or Spong.
