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Christ and Culture Revisited

Christ and Culture Revisited

by D . A . Carson (Author)

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    Paperback 2012

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 264
 Publisher: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
Published: Apr 2012
ISBN 10: 0802867383
ISBN 13: 9780802867384

Media Reviews
Mark Dever
-- Pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington, D.C.
Don Carson here writes clearly, carefully, and helpfully about the timely topic of how Christians should engage culture. Well-suited to write such a volume, Carson exposes and explodes 'egregious reductionisms' which he says too often afflict Christians. Reading this book has sharpened my own understanding. So buy the book you're holding. Read it. Pass it along to folks in your congregation. And reduce 'egregious reductionisms'!

Tim Keller
-- Pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, New York City
There is no more crucial issue facing us today than the relationship of the church and the gospel to contemporary culture. Don Carson's treatment of this issue is the most balanced one out there. Rather than grinding an ax or pushing his own paradigm, he listens carefully to the Scripture and brings us in the end to a sophisticated simplicity about these matters. I highly recommend this book.

Christianity Today
Make room on the shelf for this penetrating book by Carson.
AWARDS and RECOGNITIONSAcademy of Parish Clergy, Top 10 Books for Parish Ministry (2008)
Preaching Magazine, Books Every Preacher Should Read (2009)REVIEWSMark Dever
Pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington D.C.
Don Carson here writes clearly, carefully, and helpfully about the timely topic of how Christians should engage culture. Well-suited to write such a volume, Carson exposes and explodes egregious reductionisms' which he says too often afflict Christians. We can't reduce the relationship of Christ and culture to one model (Niebuhrian or otherwise). Reading this book has sharpened my own understanding. So buy the book you're holding. Read it. Pass it along to folks in your congregation. And reduce egregious reductionisms'! Tim Keller
Pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, New York City
There is no more crucial issue facing us today than the relationship of the church and the gospel to contemporary culture. Don Carson's treatment of this issue is the most balanced one out there. Rather than grinding an ax or pushing his own paradigm, he listens carefully to the Scripture and brings us in the end to a sophisticated simplicity about these matters. I highly recommend this book. Christianity Today
Make room on the shelf for this penetrating book by Carson. . . Carson engages with a stunning range of writers and texts. (Five Stars).
Equip to Disciple
A valuable resource to help us think and live more consistently with God s will.
Worship
This work is a cogently argued exploration of an evangelical Christian approach to the relationship of church and U.S. society. . . . A valuable contribution to the national discussion in the United States of public theology .
First Things
A fine overview and criticism of contemporary Protestant efforts to get the Christ-culture connection right.

AWARDS and RECOGNITIONSAcademy of Parish Clergy, Top 10 Books for Parish Ministry (2008)
Preaching Magazine, Books Every Preacher Should Read (2009) REVIEWSMark Dever
-- Pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington D.C.
-Don Carson here writes clearly, carefully, and helpfully about the timely topic of how Christians should engage culture. Well-suited to write such a volume, Carson exposes and explodes 'egregious reductionisms' which he says too often afflict Christians. We can't reduce the relationship of Christ and culture to one model (Niebuhrian or otherwise). Reading this book has sharpened my own understanding. So buy the book you're holding. Read it. Pass it along to folks in your congregation. And reduce 'egregious reductionisms'!-- Tim Keller
-- Pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church, New York City
-There is no more crucial issue facing us today than the relationship of the church and the gospel to contemporary culture. Don Carson's treatment of this issue is the most balanced one out there. Rather than grinding an ax or pushing his own paradigm, he listens carefully to the Scripture and brings us in the end to a sophisticated simplicity about these matters. I highly recommend this book.-- Christianity Today
-Make room on the shelf for this penetrating book by Carson. . . Carson engages with a stunning range of writers and texts. (Five Stars). -

Equip to Disciple
-A valuable resource to help us think and live more consistently with God's will.-

Worship
-This work is a cogently argued exploration of an evangelical Christian approach to the relationship of church and U.S. society. . . . A valuable contribution to the national discussion in the United States of 'public theology'.-

First Things
-A fine overview and criticism of contemporary Protestant efforts to get the Christ-culture connection right.-