The author offers not a recipe for grand religious reformation; not and expensive, risky, "fix"; not a new committee. Simply, she asks whether liberals, conservatives, and moderates might shift focus, try to see dilemmas more clearly, and ask better questions. The struggles between factions among the faithful are debilitating, alienating, discouraging, and lacking in charity.

Can we all be born again?.

Why liberals can't market their values.

Can Christians disagree in love?.

White Christians as recovering racists.

Irrelevance of restructuring.

More thoughts on being born again.