The End of Evangelicalism? Discerning a New Faithfulness for Mission: Towards an Evangelical Political Theology (Theopolitical Visions)
"In your hands is one of the sharpest and informed evaluations of the state of evangelicalism. Read it slowly. Ponder it. Plot a better evangelicalism."--Scot McKnightKarl A. Olsson Professor in Religious StudiesNorth Park University"In compelling fashion, Fitch digs deep to examine how key U.S. evangelical beliefs actually function as an ideology rather than gospel. He calls us from a Christianity that acts as 'ideology' to one that authentically incarnates Jesus' life and mission. What a book! This one will knock you back on your heels."--Howard A. SnyderProfessor of Wesley StudiesTyndale Seminary, Ontario, Canada"This is a significant book for those wrestling with the theological and cultural integrity of the Evangelical movement in a post-Christian setting."--John R. FrankeClemens Professor of Missional TheologyBiblical Seminary, Hatfield, Pennsylvania"David Fitch explores three key issues that symbolize the evangelical conundrum-the inerrant Bible, the decision for Christ, and the Christian nation-by reframing them through missional theology. This is a timely and crucial read for those concerned about the evangelical movement."--Craig Van GelderProfessor of Congregational MissionLuther Seminary, St. Paul --Wipf and Stock Publishers