Domesticated Glory

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The book critically explores the intersection of Evangelicalism and American politics, challenging the notion of Christianity as a political tool. It critiques popular political pundits and examines theological foundations that support this alignment. The study advocates for a church that acts as a distinct political entity, emphasizing its role in witnessing to the Gospel rather than conforming to cultural or political pressures. It contrasts this approach with liberal Social Gospel movements, proposing a vision where the church maintains its identity while engaging meaningfully in the public sphere.