Coming in fall 2011:
Structure:
Introduction: Collin Hansen
- Fundamentalism: Kevin T. Bauder
- Confessional Evangelicalism: R. Albert Mohler Jr.
- Generic Evangelicalism: John G. Stackhouse Jr.
- Postconservative Evangelicalism: Roger E. Olson
(The authors respond to the other essays, following the format of the Counterpoints series, which breaks down into two categories: Bible and Theology [formerly called Exploring Theology] and Church Life.)
Conclusion: Andrew David Naselli
More on this later. We still have work to do.
This sounds like it should be a fascinating book. I will look forward to reading it. Thanks, Andy, for working so hard on stuff like this.
As a fundamentalist (of Bauder’s definition), I cannot wait to see this book come out. I read an early draft of Bauder’s section and I think it will be very helpful to show those to the left of us that there is a reason we call ourselves fundamentalists that has nothing to do with the KJV or anti-calvinism. It will also be (hopefully, if they read this “liberal” stuff) eye-opening to those to the right of us that there is a whole section of fundamentalism that they ignore.
Andy, I think I’m most curious to find out how one defines and defends “generic evangelicalism.” But it’s a good chapter title.
Andy,
Thanks for editing this volume. I believe it may prove helpful in many ways. I’m particularly hopeful that views 1 and 2 will gain a better understanding of the one another’s concerns, convictions, and priorities, resulting in greater mutual appreciation and, where appropriate, cooperation.
Bob Gonzales
I grew up in Bauder’s circle but find myself more in line w/ Mohler and the like. This will be a must read for this yr!
Congrats, Andy! Looking forward to reading it.