A Passion for Truth: The Intellectual Coherence of Evangelicalism

Alister E. McGrath

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A defence of the intellectual coherence of evangelicalism today, considering current rivals - postilberalism, postmodernism, and religious pluralism. A demonstration of the coherence of evangelicalism in the modern world. An evaluation of competing ideologies. The groundwork and agenda for a contemporary Christian mind.

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