Ben Witherington, Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Asbury Theological Seminary, has reviewed Frank Viola and George Barna's Pagan Christianity on his blog.
I read the book a few months ago, and it was a fascinating read. It does challenge a lot of what we do in our churches these days. Witherington pretty much lets them have it. Take a look.
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Jul 5th 2008
Another scholar is shredding Witherington’s review.
http://www.paganchristianity.org/zensresponds1.htm
Jul 5th 2008
Very interesting… Will have to give that a look.
Jul 30th 2008
The sequel to “Pagan Christianity?” is out now. It’s called “Reimagining Church”. It picks up where “Pagan Christianity” left off and continues the conversation. (“Pagan Christianity” was never meant to be a stand alone book; it’s part one of the conversation.) “Reimagining Church” is endorsed by Leonard Sweet, Shane Claiborne, Alan Hirsch, and many others. You can read a sample chapter at http://www.ReimaginingChurch.org. It’s also available on Amazon.com. Frank is also blogging now at http://frankviola.wordpress.com/