Why do Christians who share the same Bible and Savior often disagree so deeply?

In this thought-provoking and accessible work, theologian Ben Michael Carter explores the roots of Christian pluralism-how culture, history, language, and tradition shape our understanding of divine truth. From ancient doctrines to modern debates, Carter shows that theology is not static but dynamic, evolving as believers wrestle with God's revelation across time and place.

Drawing from Scripture, philosophy, chaos theory, and church history, Unity in Diversity challenges the idea that faith must be uniform to be authentic. Instead, Carter argues that variety within the church reflects not weakness but vitality-and that the Spirit of truth may guide us through complexity, not away from it.

With clarity and compassion, this book invites readers to embrace the mystery of faith, the beauty of difference, and the hope that God's grace is bigger than our divisions.

A bold call to rethink certainty, rediscover holiness, and celebrate the surprising ways God works through change.