Exciting News: Revitalizing Christianity by Dr. Peter Lewis and Shane St. Reynolds is Now Available!

We are thrilled to announce that Revitalizing Christianity: The Theology of Peter Lewis, edited by Shane St Reynolds and featuring a foreword by The Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG, has officially been published and is now available for print!

If you’re seeking a fresh perspective to invigorate your spiritual journey, Dr. Peter Lewis’s latest work offers just that. Known for his innovative approach to progressive Christianity, Dr. Lewis presents a collection of thought-provoking articles that challenge traditional views and invite readers to explore a deeper connection with Jesus.

This book is not only a stimulating read but also a visually engaging experience. Each chapter is accompanied by unique artwork created by Shane St Reynolds using Midjourney’s AI image generation model. This innovative approach to visual storytelling adds a modern touch to the book and enhances your reading experience. The images are inspired by Shane's association with ISCAST, a network dedicated to exploring the interface between science, technology, and Christianity. For over 30 years, ISCAST has promoted a dynamic dialogue between faith and science, standing against the notion of a destructive conflict between the two.

The foreword by The Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG adds a distinguished touch to this publication. Michael Kirby, born in Sydney and educated in public schools there, has had a remarkable career in law and public service. Appointed to the judiciary in 1975, Kirby has served in various esteemed roles, including as President of the Court of Appeal of NSW and as a Justice of the High Court of Australia. His international work with the United Nations and other organisations underscores his commitment to justice and human rights. Additionally, Kirby is known for his occasional attendance at St James’s Anglican Church on King Street in Sydney, which recently celebrated its 200th anniversary and extends a warm welcome to all attendees.

As a testament to the book's accessibility and commitment to environmental stewardship as the authors chose to self-publish through Amazon KDP. This decision significantly reduces the cost of the book, making it available at a more affordable price point. Additionally, by utilising print-on-demand technology, we aimed to minimise waste and lower the ecological impact associated with traditional publishing methods, aligning with the biblical mandate of caring for the environment.

Grab your copy of Revitalizing Christianity here on Amazon. Don’t miss out on this transformative read that promises to challenge and inspire. The audiobook version is now available on Google Play.

**About the Author**

Dr. Peter Lewis is an esteemed independent Australian scholar with a unique blend of expertise in biblical studies and medicine. A fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, he has served in various capacities, including as a surgeon in developing countries and vice-president of Hopewell Hospice Services. His diverse background also includes numismatics and a research role at the Centre for Coins, Culture, and Religious History.

**About the Editor**

Shane St Reynolds, editor of TheGoodNewsBlog.org, brings a vision of an inclusive church reflecting the radical teachings of Jesus. Based on Wurundjeri Country, his progressive digital resources reach tens of thousands of readers monthly, offering an ecumenical and inclusive approach to faith.

**Image Credits**

The artwork in this book was created by Shane St Reynolds using Midjourney’s AI image generation model. This creative choice is inspired by his affiliation with ISCAST, a network that champions a harmonious dialogue between faith and science. ISCAST’s commitment to exploring how Christian faith and scientific understanding can enrich one another is reflected in the visual elements of this publication.

Thank you for joining us on this exciting journey!

All proceeds from this book will be donated to the Centre for Coins Culture & Religious History (CCCRH Foundation Trust).