JCR Vol. 08 No. 01: Symposium on Social Action
In a thought-provoking exploration of the historical tension between fundamentalist beliefs and social action, the narrative delves deep into the roots of mistrust that have shaped American perspectives over the years. With incisive analysis and sharp wit, the book challenges traditional notions of engagement social within evangelical circles, shedding light on the complexities of theological conservatism in a rapidly changing world. From the struggles of the Great Reversal to the modern-day debates on liberalism and activism, this book offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of faith and social responsibility. Through a rich tapestry of historical anecdotes, theological reflections, and contemporary critiques, the reader is invited to reconsider long-held assumptions and explore the potential for a more nuanced understanding of Christian social action. A must-read for those seeking to navigate the complexities of faith and societal engagement in today's world.
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- Kerby Anderson
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- Edward Coleson
- Ricky Cotton
- Vern Crisler
- Michael Gilstrap
- Archie P. Jones
- George M. Marsden
- Gary North
- James M. Peters
- Tommy W. Rogers
- Tom Rose
- John Whitehead
Social action: the words send shivers of suspicion down the spines of millions of American fundamentalists.
- Kerby Anderson
- Edward Coleson
- Ricky Cotton
- Vern Crisler
- Michael Gilstrap
- Archie P. Jones
- George M. Marsden
- Gary North
Dr. Gary North (1942-2022), served as the editor of the Journal of Christian Reconstruction from 1974-81. He is the noted author of scores of articles and over thirty books on economics and history. He served as editor for GaryNorth.com and The Tea Party Economist and was the Director of Curriculum Development for the Ron Paul Curriculum.
- James M. Peters
- Tommy W. Rogers
- Tom Rose
Tom is a retired professor of economics, Grove City College, Pennsylvania. He is author of seven books and hundreds of articles dealing with economic and political issues. His articles have regularly appeared in The Christian Statesman, published by the National Reform Association, Pittsburgh, PA, and in many other publications. He and his wife, Ruth, raise registered Barzona cattle on a farm near Mercer, PA, where they also write and publish economic textbooks for use by Christian colleges, high schools, and home educators. Rose’s latest books are: Free Enterprise Economics in America and God, Gold and Civil Government.
- John Whitehead