What Is an Evangelical?
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Thomas S. Kidd’s 'What Is an Evangelical?
' traces the origins, development, and defining characteristics of evangelicalism as a religious and cultural movement.
Kidd examines theological, social, and political dimensions that have shaped evangelical identity across history, challenging simplistic labels.
He situates evangelicalism within broader Protestant traditions and explores debates over doctrine, practice, and public engagement.
The book aims to clarify misconceptions and offers a balanced account accessible to scholars and general readers.
It serves as a useful resource for understanding evangelicalism’s complexities and its role in shaping modern religious landscapes.
' traces the origins, development, and defining characteristics of evangelicalism as a religious and cultural movement.
Kidd examines theological, social, and political dimensions that have shaped evangelical identity across history, challenging simplistic labels.
He situates evangelicalism within broader Protestant traditions and explores debates over doctrine, practice, and public engagement.
The book aims to clarify misconceptions and offers a balanced account accessible to scholars and general readers.
It serves as a useful resource for understanding evangelicalism’s complexities and its role in shaping modern religious landscapes.
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Quartet Talk on the Historian and Method - Generally Particular Ep. 54
