Over the last decades, a universal quality of spirituality has become increasingly pronounced, to a degree sidelining traditional religiosity. However, some have come to see the religious traditions in an altered sense continuing as treasure troves for qualifying and detailing universal human spiritual search with a true depth that tends to be neglected wherever typical postmodern "freestyle" spiritual search modes fall for the attraction of superficial magic mindset, esoteric, and gnosticism. Coming from that angle, the author presents a rightly understood "new", "post-church" Christianity as such a beneficial powerful corrective superbly serving the aim of arriving at an intellectually profoundly responsible, "cutting-edge" universal spirituality, and he does so by focusing on a significantly and often surprisingly new way of interpreting Christianity's biblical source, summarily treating both its parts, New Testament as well as Pre-Christian Bible.