Evangelicalism

Scott Carr, Jr.

The Crumbling of Evangelical Politics

During the Bush administration, the evangelical political consensus crumbled. Evangelicals had served as a significant force in Bush’s...

Scott Carr, Jr.

Moral Majority

The social upheaval of the 1960s, the creation of American civil religion, and Cold War tensions set the scene for the rise of the...

Scott Carr, Jr.

Cold War Religion

In the midst of mid-20th-century social upheavals in national American life and the threat of the Soviet Union’s nuclear arsenal,...

Scott Carr, Jr.

Biblical Interpretation Knocking on the Door of the Civil War

In the years preceding the Civil War, the Bible functioned as the “most influential cultural force” of the young country” [1]. Americans...

Scott Carr, Jr.

Evangelicalism: The Early Days

Evangelicalism at the time of the Second Great Awakening was driven by three primary motivators. The first was perfectionism, “premised...

Scott Carr, Jr.

Reason and Experience in Early American Faith

In the early days of the United States of America, reason served as the great leveler, tearing down what were seen as tyrannical...

Scott Carr, Jr.

The Didache for the Modern Church

The Didache serves as an early Christian manual for how believers are to live within the new faith and the young church. Its author sees...

Scott Carr, Jr.

Review: "Called To Be Saints" by Gordon T. Smith

IVP Academic has been a faithful publisher, continuing to promote materials that teach the full breadth of our Gospel hope and promote a...

Scott Carr, Jr.

What Do We Do With the Teachings of Fallen Ministers?

The Church has always been marked by controversy, but recently, the broad Reformed Evangelical community has been faced with what seems...

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