The Myth of a Christian Nation, (Paperback)

from LhLibrarian

A book that made me think and re-evaluate.

from metavida

A challenging & thought-provoking look at the Kingdom of God & Kingdom of the world & how they differ. Granted, since I come from a Mennonite/Anabaptist background I tended to agree with most of Boyd's stances from the get-go, but he still uncovered several well thought out lines of reasoning tha...

from Raggedfaith

One of the most fascinating books I've read dealing with the issues of how the Church relates in a political way to government. His description of 'power over' vs. 'power under' in terms of which identifies with the church and state are very helpful. This is a must read for those who are struggli...

from gdill

Wow! This is one of the most incredible books I have ever read. Aside from the Bible itself, there has been no other book that has caused more arguments and division within my circle of Christian friends than this one. When I informed a few of my friends that I was beginning to read this book, th...

from neotradlibrarian

In The Myth of a Christian Nation, Gregory Boyd takes a purer and certainly more demanding route. Starting with Christ's temptation (when He is offered worldly kingdoms) and moving on to Pilate's question (My kingdom is not of this world), Boyd call for Christians to be members of Christ's Kingdo...