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Losing Our Religion
An Altar Call for Evangelical America
Book • 2024
In 'Losing Our Religion,' Russell Moore reflects on the crises facing American evangelicalism, including the loss of credibility, authority, identity, integrity, and stability.
Moore argues that evangelicals should lean into their 'exilic identity' and avoid compromising their beliefs for political influence.
He advocates for a return to the gospel over politics, truth over tribalism, and integrity over influence.
The book is part memoir, lament, jeremiad, and indictment, offering wisdom and counsel for navigating the current challenges in evangelical Christianity.
Moore argues that evangelicals should lean into their 'exilic identity' and avoid compromising their beliefs for political influence.
He advocates for a return to the gospel over politics, truth over tribalism, and integrity over influence.
The book is part memoir, lament, jeremiad, and indictment, offering wisdom and counsel for navigating the current challenges in evangelical Christianity.
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Mentioned by Patrick Miller among other books critiquing the church, starting in 2018.
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The Reason for the Church with Brad Edwards
Mentioned by Jonathan Rauch in relation to the decline of religion and the choices made by the church.
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Jonathan Rauch as a source of inspiration for his book, highlighting Moore's insights on the state of Christianity in America.
Jonathan Rauch as a source of inspiration for his book, highlighting Moore's insights on the state of Christianity in America.
My conversation with Jonathan Rauch about his new book "Cross Purposes"
