The Unresolved Controversy

Unity With Non-Evangelicals

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The Unresolved Controversy

Weight 0.06 lbs
Dimensions 7.25 × 4.8 × 0.2 in
ISBN 9780851518107
Binding

Booklet

Topic

Church Issues/Unity

Original Pub Date

2001

Banner Pub Date

Sep 1, 2001

Page Count

32

Format

Booklet

Series

Booklets

Endorsement

‘Murray’s critique is as kind as it is revealing and devastating. The icons of modern evangelism are shown as falling into egregious strategic errors which have weakened the evangelical faith at its very core. The bridges built to reach the mainstream became a two-way street by which those who sought to influence the liberals were themselves influenced.’ — R.C. SPROUL

Book Description

In the discussion and controversy which followed the publication of Evangelicalism Divided: A Record of Crucial Change in the Years 1950-2000, the author was invited by Dr. John F. MacArthur to give an address on the book’s main theme. The following is the substance of that address, given at the Shepherd’s Conference on 11 March 2001.

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