EVANGELICAL AND INCLUSIVE: A Future and a Hope Editor David Runcorn Canterbury Press. 144 pages. £18.99 ISBN 978 1 786 227 027
What does it mean to be evangelical? That is one question explored in this collection of essays and testimonies from the self-described network “Inclusive Evangelicals”.
Its contributors resist defining evangelical identity solely by a fixed set of theological convictions, preferring to locate it also in historical continuity with the evangelical movement and its characteristic instincts.
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