by Marsh, Charles
In Wayward Christian Soldiers, evangelical theologian Charles Marsh offers an indictment of the political activism of evangelical Christian leaders and churches in the United States. With emphasis on repentance and renewal, this book advises Christians how to understand past mistakes and to avoid making them in the future. The author offers a sobering contrast between the contemporary evangelical elite, which forms the core of the Republican Party, and the historic Christian tradition of respect for the mystery of God and appreciation for human fallibility. The author argues that the most prominent voices in American evangelicalism have arrogantly redefined Christianity on the basis of partisan politics rather than scripture and tradition. The role of politics in distorting the Christian message can be seen most dramatically in the invasion of Iraq, he argues: Some 87% of American evangelicals supported going to war, while every single evangelical church outside the United States oppos
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