Let's suppose you're looking to understand and rebuild a theology of creation and society, especially within a US historical context. What books would you use to begin that discussion? I'll suggest a few but I'm sure many here can name others.
On racism in the US Church, don't miss @JemarTisby and his 'Color of Compromise'
On social engagement, don't miss James Davison Hunter's 'To Change the World'
On creation, I still commend 'He Shines in All That's Fair' by Mouw, and 'Creation Regained' by Wolters
On social engagement, don't miss James Davison Hunter's 'To Change the World'
On creation, I still commend 'He Shines in All That's Fair' by Mouw, and 'Creation Regained' by Wolters
On history, don't miss 'Dominion' by @holland_tom and on the refutation of Reconstructionism, read Molly Worthen's article 'The Chalcedon Problem' from Cambridge University Press, and this: thegospelcoalition.org/reviews/christ…
I'd also commend 'A Gentle Answer' from my colleague @scottsauls The chapter on "Love - the Indispensable Virtue" in my book 'Indispensable' might help - amazon.com/Indispensable-…
On the dangers in the US scene, 'Divided We Stand' by @DavidAFrench is a must.
On the dangers in the US scene, 'Divided We Stand' by @DavidAFrench is a must.
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