Fergus McGinley – A new letter to the Romans, Chapter 2

“So, a capital G God, a divine parent rather than a bossy omnipotent creator, who gives birth to the universe, then, when humans come along, acts as our selfless love teacher to save us from our self-centred, self-destructive selves and broker mother Metanoia in our lives, with Jesus of Nazareth somehow a vital step in the process? Sounds far-fetched as usual; but, on the other hand, maybe it’s just too good to not be true?!”
New Romans Chapter 2 is out now through fergusmcginley.com (The God Who Doesn’t Exist, 2025). Including detailed commentaries on Paul’s original Letter to the Romans, New Romans is a new letter to a new, 21st century audience, exploring the great Gospel themes of grace, faith, Metanoia (spiritual transformation) and Kingdom, in a new and exciting way.
Catch up on the Introduction and Chapter 1 at New Romans – Chapter 3 is slated for release on 13 July. To make sure you don’t miss out on future chapters, contact Fergus at fergmcginley@gmail.com or subscribe to fergusmcginley.com

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Fergus McGinley is an Adelaide writer, teacher, lay preacher, parent, grandparent, with a background in science, philosophy, education and theology. He is the author of many essays, articles and sermons, and the recent book, The God Who Doesn’t Exist (ATF Press, 2025).