Christianity and Wokeness: How the Social Justice Movement Is Hijacking the Gospel - and the Way to Stop It

Christianity and Wokeness: How the Social Justice Movement Is Hijacking the Gospel - and the Way to Stop It

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  • Create Date：2021-06-22 18:30:55
  • Update Date：2025-09-06
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  • Author：Owen Strachan
  • ISBN：1684512433
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Reviews

Jonathan Roberts ，

I have been excited for this book for months。 I was able to get on the prerelease team so I could read it before it came out。 Between this and Voddie Baucham’s book Faultlines believers have no reason to be surprised by our current cultural thoughts on race nor should they not be thoroughly equipped to respond。 I liked Dr。 Strachen’s posture in this book。 It is clear his love for the Bible and for his fellow man as he weaves a clear explanation of what “wokeness” is and how to think Biblicallu a I have been excited for this book for months。 I was able to get on the prerelease team so I could read it before it came out。 Between this and Voddie Baucham’s book Faultlines believers have no reason to be surprised by our current cultural thoughts on race nor should they not be thoroughly equipped to respond。 I liked Dr。 Strachen’s posture in this book。 It is clear his love for the Bible and for his fellow man as he weaves a clear explanation of what “wokeness” is and how to think Biblicallu about it。 Highly recommended 。。。more

Keller Hackbusch ，

Excellent book。 Strachan covers some of the same ground that can be found in Baucham's Faultlines or David Scott Allen's Why Social Justice is not Biblical Justice， however， Strachan deals more extensively with Biblical response。 Rather than just defining the issues， he explains the issues and then provides several thoughtful chapters addressing these topics from the Scriptures。 I am grateful for Strachan's approach and highly recommend this book。 Excellent book。 Strachan covers some of the same ground that can be found in Baucham's Faultlines or David Scott Allen's Why Social Justice is not Biblical Justice， however， Strachan deals more extensively with Biblical response。 Rather than just defining the issues， he explains the issues and then provides several thoughtful chapters addressing these topics from the Scriptures。 I am grateful for Strachan's approach and highly recommend this book。 。。。more