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The Young Evangelicals. The Story of the Emergence of a New Generation of Evangelicals
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Quebedeaux, Richard
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Artículo Disponible
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269.2 Q3
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Donado
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There is a new wind blowing through the sometimes musty halls of American Chritians churches, and it is sweeping away the hypocrisy, lack of social concern, and unnecessary cultural baggage accumulated by the mainstream churches through the years. Thousands of people, young in spirit, are turning away from the anti-intellectuality of separatist fundamentalism adn from mainstream ecumenical liberalism, which too often fails to provide solid biblical authority for its teachings.
The young evangelicals documents this "third way," which can only be described as a revolution in orthodoxy. With penetrating insight Richard Quebedeaux examines the roots of the present crisis and explores all aspects of a burgeoning new evangelical movement: its intellectual origins, its struggle with the mainstream brances of Christianity, and perhaps most exciting, its developing social gospel. what is revealed is a vital, open, and truly revolutionary answer to Christ's call to "go and teach all nations." The young evangelicals is a book for those interested in a revitalized Christianity, those wanting to pump new life into their congregations, and those seeking biblically, based intelectually responsible answer to the universal problems of man. |
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0-06-066725-7
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Harper & Row, Publishers
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1974
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157
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United States of America
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New York
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English
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Priscila Barrientos
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Priscila Barrientos
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15/01/2015
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15/01/2015
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