Synopses & Reviews
Marx...Kierkegaard...Nietzsche...Freud...If we do not learn from them, it may be at our own peril.
In Partly Right, Dr. Campolo explores the background and claims of the major critics of bourgeois Christianity from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Stepping into the roles of these intellectuals, he argues their points, their views, and their complaints about the middle-class societies spawned by Protestantism.
Campolo clearly and rationally shows both pros and cons of the critic's theories. As Christians, we should be aware not only of their misconceptions, but also of their truths. Campolo says, Middle-class Christianity shows no signs of dying. This book is designed to analyze the criticisms of its enemies, test their validity, and explain why bourgeois religion has survived them..
A Tony Campolo Classic
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A Tony Campolo Classic
Sociologist Tony Campolo examines the ideologies of Christianity's critics and responds to their skepticism. This is a handbook for believers who want to share a vital and compelling faith with those influenced by anti-Christian philosophies.
Synopsis
According to Tony Campolo, "We have met the enemy, and they are . . . partly right!" Campolo issues a daring call to Christians for a deeper understanding of our critics. Written with his trademark intensity, passion, and humor, Campolo stresses the necessity to learn from our detractors while he also boldly defends the Christian faith.