a theological and sociological study Warner, Rob creator text xxu Eugene OR Wipf and Stock c2007 monographic eng

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xx, 284 p. ; pbk ; 23 cm. Introduction. Resurgent, Contested Tradition -- Pt. 1. Conversion 1st-Activist Axis: Late-modern charismatic entrepreneurialism in the context of church decline. Prelude: Hegemony Fractured -- 1. Calverism and the Evangelical Alliance, 1982-2001 -- 2. Spring Harvest: A Case Study in Evangelical Exceptionalism -- 3. Evangelical Trends: Late-Onset Decline -- 4. Deconstructing the Decade of Evangelism -- 5. Alpha: A Second Case Study in Evangelical Exceptionalism -- 6. Sociological Perspectives on Entrepreneurial Evangelicals -- Pt. 2. Biblicist-Crucicentric Axis: From pre-critical inclusivity to the self-attenuated Calvinistic hegemony, and the subsequent emergence of post- and neo-conservatism, with bifurcatory prospects. 7. Foundations of Evangelical Ecumenism, 1846-1912 -- 8. EA-1970 and the Conservative Undertow, 1928-1981 -- 9. Emergent Openness, 1967-1977 -- 10. Conservative Counter-Trend, 1978-1999 -- 11. Progressive Evangelicals: The Post-Conservative Emergence, 1996-2000 -- Conclusion: Conflictual Identities: The Dynamics and Trajectories of Evangelical Convictions -- App. 1. Semi-Structured Interviews -- App. 2. Progressive Faith -- App. 3. Evangelical Traditions in Twentieth Century Transitions Rob Warner ; foreword by David Bebbington. Includes bibliographical references and index. Evangelicalism England History 20th century 270.8250942 NEMB 140117 20150326163424.0