Sunday School Sins

Sunday school teaching is a perverse affair. Many teachers hide the origins of Christianity behind miraculous stories because they fear that telling what really occurred would attract no one. Of course, some teachers have only the stories because they teach a subject they do not know. These people do wrong or, theologically speaking, they sin. As a corrective, Sunday School Sins presents a humorous romp through early Christianity. The book details the origins of the faith, presenting in an entertaining fashion what scholars have known and have been writing about in academic journals for the last two hundred years.

Sunday school teaching is a perverse affair. Many teachers hide the origins of Christianity behind miraculous stories because they fear that telling what really occurred would attract no one. Of course, some teachers have only the stories because they teach a subject they do not know. These people do wrong or, theologically speaking, they sin. As a corrective, Sunday School Sins presents a humorous romp through early Christianity. The book details the origins of the faith, presenting in an entertaining fashion what scholars have known and have been writing about in academic journals for the last two hundred years.