“The God We Never Knew will appeal to unbelieving seekers and fainthearted believers, but it also has riches for those who think their faith is secure.” — Robert N. Bellah, author of Habits of the Heart
“Writing clearly, summarizing some of the best contemporary theology in non-technical language, Borg continues to speak to, and to challenge, the widest possible audience.” — Publishers Weekly
“Borg does what few scholars on religion seem capable of doing: he has digested an immense amount of difficult, often conflicting religious ideas and written a clear, coherent, and highly readable theological work that satisfies the mind and the soul.” — Oregonian
“In this trenchant theological work, Borg challenges us to re-imagine God, spiritual practice, justice, and salvation. It is a subtle, flexible, intelligent, and mature reframing of Christianity for this age of heated-up religious pluralism.” — Spirituality & Practice
“A breath of fresh air, a liberating book for Jews and Christians alike.” — Harold Kushner, author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People
“[P]ersuasive and inspiriting.” — Frederick Buechner