Monthly Archives: April 2009

Is American Evangelicalism on the Verge of Collapse? – A Response

In my previous post “Is American Evangelicalism on the Verge of Collapse?,” I included a series of links that responded to a study showing a decline in American Evangelicalism. Michael Spencer of internetmonk.com riffed on the study, and Leith Anderson, the leader of the National Association of Evangelicals, rebutted Spencer’s article. (I would encourage readers [...]

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Is American Evangelicalism on the Verge of Collapse?

A recent, ongoing conversation occurring around the blogosphere concerns what to make of some study numbers showing declines in stalwart Evangelical denominations. Below is a series of links that pertain to the issue: The American Religious Identification Survey study that kicked off part of the conversation. (An excerpt is here.) Michael Spencer’s Christian Science Monitor [...]

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The Path Less Chosen

In light of the ongoing discussion from Monday’s post (“Killed All the Day Long“), I would like to talk about the path less chosen. The idea of facing violence with something other than violence sounds crazy. “An eye for an eye” is so ingrained in us that “turn the other cheek” verges on madness. We [...]

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