liberal evangelicals

Matthew Bowman invites readers to rediscover the once-powerful promise of liberal evangelicalism, which he sees a pastoral middle way between the secular city and fundamentalism.

David Swartz recovers the story of the unlikely coalition forged by progressive evangelicals in the 1960s and 1970s.

Anytime you say something is new while also ignoring something old, it begs the question of what labels you use and how slippery their definitions are.