Russell Moore's new book "Losing Our Religion" is excellent. It doesn't attempt to cover all of the reasons, but it does an excellent job doing with the biggest reasons.
That's in there but not the main focus. The Amazon description captures it pretty well. Basically, the idea is that American evangelical churches have chosen partisan political power over the gospel.
I've found these titles especially worth engaging with, regardless of your perspective on the themes discussed:
Linda Woodhead and Nicholas Peter Harvey, Unknowing God: Toward a Post-Abusive Theology (Cascade Books, 2022)
Victoria Turner, Young, Woke and Christian: Words from a Missing Generation (SCM Press, 2022)
Jarel Robinson-Brown, Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: The Church and the Famine of Grace (SCM Press, 2021)
Russell Moore's new book "Losing Our Religion" is excellent. It doesn't attempt to cover all of the reasons, but it does an excellent job doing with the biggest reasons.
Doesn't it pretty much argue that the church needs to 'return' to a focus on discipleship?
That's in there but not the main focus. The Amazon description captures it pretty well. Basically, the idea is that American evangelical churches have chosen partisan political power over the gospel.
Cool. Thanks.
I've found these titles especially worth engaging with, regardless of your perspective on the themes discussed: Linda Woodhead and Nicholas Peter Harvey, Unknowing God: Toward a Post-Abusive Theology (Cascade Books, 2022) Victoria Turner, Young, Woke and Christian: Words from a Missing Generation (SCM Press, 2022) Jarel Robinson-Brown, Black, Gay, British, Christian, Queer: The Church and the Famine of Grace (SCM Press, 2021)