Evangelical landscapes : Facing critical issues of the day

There are signs all around us that evangelicals are in a state of "spiritual adolescence," charges John Stackhouse, and have been since breaking with fundamentalism a half century ago. In Evangelical Landscapes, he urges believers to develop a more sophisticated approach to worship and a more... Full description

Main Author: Stackhouse, John G.
Published: Grand Rapids, Michigan : Baker Academic, 2002
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Summary: There are signs all around us that evangelicals are in a state of "spiritual adolescence," charges John Stackhouse, and have been since breaking with fundamentalism a half century ago. In Evangelical Landscapes, he urges believers to develop a more sophisticated approach to worship and a more deeply felt sense of what it is to be a Christian. Evangelical Landscapes explores the past and the present state of the evangelical movement in North America. It is intended to inform, inspire, and perhaps even lead to necessary change. Provocative chapters discuss the parachurch movement, ambivalence toward the Bible, money and theology, and whether evangelicals face an era of spiritual illiteracy and superstition. -- Publisher
Item Description: Includes Index and Bibliographical References
Physical Description: eBook
ISBN: 9780801025945

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