The Prodigal God
About This Book
Published in 2008, The Prodigal God offers a fresh reading of the well-known parable of the prodigal son. The book shifts attention away from the wayward younger son's reckless behavior to examine the faithful elder brother whose obedience masks sinful motivations. Keller reveals how the impulse toward moral superiority and self-righteousness affects us all, demonstrating that these attitudes fundamentally contradict the true nature of Christianity.
Who Should Read This?
- Believers who maintain their faith despite feeling disconnected from organized religion
- People whose religious practices feel empty despite consistent devotional efforts
- Students of scripture seeking new interpretations of familiar Biblical stories
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