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The Immoral Majority: Why Evangelicals Chose Political Power Over Christian Values
A thought-inspiring book by Ben Howe that delves into the complex intersection of faith and politics. It presents a critical analysis of the American evangelical community's engagement with political discourse.
The book begins by exploring the author's disillusionment with the religious movement he once called home. Howe, a deeply conservative believer, questions the moral relativism and toxic partisanship that many evangelicals embraced in their pursuit of electoral victory.
Howe critically examines the intellectual dishonesty and manipulative rhetoric used by evangelical leaders to convince Christians to align with the Republican Party. He provides a historical overview of the Christian Right and the events of the last three decades that have shaped the current state of the conservative movement.
Howe argues that the evangelical community is losing the culture war due to its prioritization of power over persuasion. He warns that if evangelicals continue to value the ephemeral over the eternal and succumb to the seduction of political power, their influence will dwindle and their pews will be empty. The book serves as a call to action for the religious community to return to its core values and resist the allure of political power.
ISBN: 9780062797117 • Format: Hardcover • Publication Date: 2019-08-13
The Immoral Majority: Why Good Christians Pick Bad Leaders