The major trade booksellers give little space or attention to works of theology, so when the big national chains put a theological title on prominent display, something is afoot. Alas, that something is usually not good. The 'religious' books that make the display tables are more likely to be heretical than orthodox, and If Grace is True by Philip Gulley and James Mulholland is a classic example. The book [see book announcement] is moving up the sales lists [ranking 3,580 at Amazon.com] and getting media attention. Why? Because it tells itching ears what they want to hear. The book's subtitle...