The Social Conscience of the Evangelical
by Sherwood Eliot Wirt
Publisher: Harper and Row 1968
ISBN/ASIN: B00005WVXU
Number of pages: 294
Description:
Sherwood Eliot Wirt challenges Christians to confront the injustices of our times with Biblical faith and strong action. The author brings into the open a full and frank discussion of the evangelical Christian's emerging concern for the world in which he lives.
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