Reflections on Republocrat: A Serialized Book Review, Part 1
[amazon 1596381833 thumbnail] The name “Carl Trueman” didn’t mean a whole lot to me until recently. For some time, the name popped up often in blog-post links folks would email me. Sometimes something at the “Reformation 21” blog would catch my eye and turn out to be Trueman’s work.
Then a few months ago he began to really get my attention—in his response to the Elephant Room 2 confusion as well as subsequent insightful evaluations of the state of evangelicalism in general.
Discussion
"Republican National Convention events include evangelical prayers and Tea Party fervor"
Body
“The evening delivered both earnest prayers and Tea Party policy, and produced something else: a sometimes-dissonant mix of religion and politics.”
Discussion
"The national Democratic Party's platform committee has endorsed gay marriage for the first time."
Body
The document says Democrats support “marriage equality” and the “movement to secure equal treatment under law for same-sex couples.” The platform is a broad statement of the party’s priorities and next goes to the national convention next month in North Carolina. Story
Discussion