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A Peculiar People: The Church As Culture in a Post-Christian SocietyInter-varsity Press / 1996 / Paperback
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Product DescriptionLet's face it, Christians are outsiders in today's pluralistic society. How can we still make an impact on contemporary culture? By truly living the gospel, and not just preaching it. Clapp's keen analysis of the church's ministry will show you how developing Christian community as an alternative lifestyle can make a difference now and in the coming millennium. 276 pages, softcover from InterVarsity.
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Related ProductsPublisher's WeeklyThe church's role in Western culture currently is undergoing a profound
redefinition. What does it mean to be the church or a Christian in the
postmodern age? Clapp (Families at the Crossroads) describes the confusion
American Christians, and particularly evangelical Christians, feel as
accustomed religious roles and influences change. Clapp explores the impact of
the "culture wars" on the church and, while critical of the methods of many of
the evangelical "warriors," sees redeeming value in many of the assertions they
make about a distinctive Christian way of life. Clapp redefines liturgy, social
ethics and especially evangelism and missions for a postmodern church whose
locus is not the individual but the faith community. Clapp offers a refreshing
and reforming evangelical perspective to the church and culture debate. Clapp
argues that evangelicanism has too often focused on the salvation of the
individual to the exclusion of the development of community. He here contends
that for the church to be a dynamic institution it must recognize its
historical tensions and move beyond them to establish community. (Nov.)
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