BOOKS ON THE NEW EVANGELICALISM   

The New Neutralism II 
A review of John E. Ashbrook's book documenting the heresy and compromises of the New Evangelical movement.  It names names and reviews organizations and doesn't pull any punches as it exposes this movement and judges it by Scriptural principles.  To see the full review click on the title.

Reforming Fundamentalism   
This book by the church historian, George M. Marsden, is the official history of Fuller Seminary, the flagship seminary of the New Evangelicalism.  It is an inside history of the philosophy, aims, and compromises of the New Evangelicalism by those who defined it.  There is no better book that gives the history and exposes the disastrous compromise and apostasy of this movement.  And all of this is presented, not as a matter of debate, but openly admitted.  Marsden lays all the cards on the table and all the reader has to do is apply the Biblical verdict on this movement.  To see the full review click on the title.

Evangelicalism Divided  
This is a review of Iain Murray's book documenting the history, principles, and consequences of the New Evangelicalism in England.  It seeks to do for England what Ashbrook's book does for the Christian community in the United States.  The main difference is that Murray's response to the problem us much more muted and anemic, and more of a tepid raising of concerns than a militant defense of the old evangelicalism. To see the full review click on the title.