VOL. 17, NO. 6 | Evangelicalism’s Winter?

Evangelicalism is an ever-present reality if for no other reason than that public perception of Christianity in America is pretty much determined by evangelicalism. The temptation for confessing Protestants to identify with evangelicalism is strong: it provides a base set of issues around which we can be identified with Christians outside our particular communions. But over the last three years especially, that basic doctrinal union has begun to fracture. In this issue, we explore why.

Featured Articles:

• To Be or Not To Be | by Michael S. Horton
• What is the Future of Evangelicalism | by W. Robert Godfrey
• The Evangelical Narrative | by D. G. Hart