http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/02/20/150514.php
[Blogcritic.org] Feburary 20, 2005--Is there a need for a reformation of Christianity which would purge it of obvious superstition? Yes. These superstitions are not innocent tales, but form the basis of excluding others from care and concern. Has Bishop Spong found the right formulation for a neo-Christianity? No. His vision is too austere to win over the masses. It is an enlightened secularism which fails to provide an alluring alternative to the appeal of superstition and obscurantism.
Spong has his critics on the radical left too.
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