Marching Without Grace

<p>Marching Without Grace: Exposing The Salvation Army's Theological Gaps</p><p> </p><p>What happens when a movement trades sacramental grace for brass bands doctrine for discipline and apostolic succession for slogans? In this hard-hitting theologically rich exposé Marching Without Grace pulls back the curtain on the Salvation Army-a religious organization more known for its uniforms and charity drives than for any meaningful connection to historic Christianity.</p><p> </p><p>Written from a Catholic academic perspective this book combines sharp theological critique biting irony and cultural analysis to the theological void beneath the Army's well-polished surface. With deadpan humor and historical depth it confronts the absence of Eucharist Confession and Baptismal regeneration replacing sentimental admiration with sober scrutiny.</p><p> </p><p>From its roots in revivalism and moralism to its present-day performance of church without sacrament this book challenges readers to look beyond good intentions and ask: can there be authentic Christian life without grace? Is feeding the poor enough when the soul remains unfed?</p><p> </p><p>Marching Without Grace is not a work of mockery but a call to theological clarity. It is a firm yet charitable invitation to trade the tunic for a chasuble -and return to the fullness of the faith.</p><p> </p><p>Perfect for Catholics seeking to understand heterodox movements theologians studying modern religious culture and anyone interested in the difference between doing and receiving grace.</p>