Heterodox Christians and post-Christians in Italy: an exploration

This paper follows the experience of a small heterodox group of Christians and
post-Christians in Italy who is deeply anti-moralistic and, therefore, deeply opposed to blaming, labelling, and ostracizing on the basis of any personal characteristic or conviction. Nonetheless, the group has developed a critique of inclusion, exploring its limits, contradictions, and paradoxes. The group has come to its conclusions partly by reading the letters of Paul of Tarsus (St.Paul) and interpreting him as a mystic, while he is more often read as a moralistic villain.