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The Lost Gospel Q: The Original Sayings of Jesus, ed.
with a foreword by Thomas Moore
Selling points:
· Marcus Borg’s books have sold over one million copies.
· Care of the Soul by Thomas Moore has sold over one million copies.
· The secret sayings of Jesus; sayings that defy orthodoxy.
· A book for seekers and mystics.
· Spirituality without religion.
Discover the spiritual wisdom behind the earliest sayings of Jesus in The Lost Gospel Q: The Original Sayings of Jesus, edited by Marcus Borg. This accessible, soul-stirring volume distills the teachings of the hypothetical Q source-believed to predate the Gospels-into a compact, contemplative format ideal for seekers, progressive Christians, and readers exploring the historical Jesus.
With an introduction by Thomas Moore, the book invites reflection on timeless themes like compassion, humility, and inner transformation. Perfect for small groups, spiritual retreats, or personal meditation, it offers a fresh lens on Jesus as a wisdom teacher rather than a dogmatic figure.
Whether you're deconstructing inherited beliefs or deepening your spiritual practice, The Lost Gospel Q provides clarity, inspiration, and a sense of connection to the roots of Christian thought. A must-have for readers of Elaine Pagels, Richard Rohr, and anyone drawn to
the intersection of history and soul.
About the author: Marcus Borg, was a New Testament scholar. He earned his doctorate from Oxford University and taught at Oregon State University. A founding member of the Jesus Seminar, he authored bestselling books that reshaped progressive Christian thought and historical Jesus studies. Visit him at https://marcusjborg.org.
Thomas Moore is a psychotherapist and bestselling author with a Ph.D. in religion, known for integrating depth psychology and spirituality in Care of the Soul. Visit him at https://www.thomasmooresoul.com.
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