After Evangelicalism
Life After Evangelicalism: The Path to a New Christianity By David P. Gushee A Review by Dwight A. Moody This is the kind of book that church people need to read together: in Sunday School classes, Zoom book clubs, and discipleship groups. It is personal, powerful, and pointed in all the right directions. And best of all, it begins well and ends well. The first part describes the journeys of millions of Christians into, and out of, that most dominant form of American Christianity—white evangelicalism. This is the network of conservative believers gathered in congregations large and small with names like Assembly, Baptist, Bible, Christian, Community, Methodist, and Pentecostal (along with those oh-so-trendy words like Bridge, Cross, Door, Elevate, Journey, Mosaic, Pointe, and Renovate). This ...
