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<p><i>The Cure </i>gives the diagnosis of this century's religious obsession with sin-management. It has poisoned the Church, obscuring the Original Good News and sending millions away, wounded, angry and cynical, from nearly any organized expression of faith. This newly designed format of <i>The Cure</i> offers an authentic experience in Christ that frees some from a self-rewarded righteousness, and others from a beaten down striving for a righteousness they can never seem to attain.<i> The Cure </i>infuses a relational theology of grace and identity, which alone can heal, free and create sustainable, genuine, loving, life-giving communities. </p>