Either/Or

Many mainline church members no longer understand what Christianity really is and why they themselves are Christians. Bible-centered doctrine is being adulterated and the meaning of Christian living is being compromised by the pagan elements of modern culture. America is a new mission field where the gospel is in a life-and-death struggle with the "spirits of the age."<BR /><BR /> Seeking a return from pagan tendencies to biblical orthodoxy the contributors to <I>Either/Or</I> argue that neopaganism in not merely an objective threat from outside the walls of the church but has permeated the church's inner life under such guises as "pluralism" "multiculturalism" " feminism" and "hospitality." They address the crucial issues facing the church and explore the implications of these issues for preaching worship pastoral care and evangelism.<BR /><BR /><B>Contributors:<BR /> Carl E. Braaten<BR /> Robert Jenson<BR /> J.A. DiNoia<BR /> Robert Wilkin<BR /> Kenneth Paul Wesche<BR /> L. Gregory Jones<BR /> James R. Crumley</B>