 Evangelicalism is many things, but
mostly it has become an ecumenical movement which is
generally trans or non-denominational. I'm tempted to
label it neutralist in its theology based on its penchant
for doctrinal neutrality and pluralism. It hasn't always been
indifferent to theology. But what Evangelicalism started out to be
(a conservative reaction to Liberalism), is not what it has become
(an anti-intellectual, activist, political faction). It's not
exactly the Democrats' Rainbow Coalition, but it's
close.
The articles here address who we
are as evangelicals, and where we're going. They include such
diverse topics as social change, the Emergent Church Movement, the
demise of Traditionalism, and the alleged demise of Foundationalism.
The focal point is Christ's Church in the Postmodern
World.
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