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Title: Good book, but....
Review: A thoroughly enjoyable text. I could hardly put it down. It can renew the confidence of weary Christian students who struggle to find an identity outside the suffocating boundaries of liberal theology. The merits of the book are many:1) Reads well; 2) It addresses a number of important issues; 3) Very well researched; the footnotes supplied me with new reference material (is he the Evangelical Hans Kung?).The only reservation that I have is that I don't think that the author has extensively presented the intellectual foundations of evangelicalism; rather, he has successfully refuted or stood up against liberalism, postmodernism and pluralism. He has not sufficiently documented the reasons for being an evangelical at an intellectual or academic plane, though he has given plenty of reasons for NOT being a liberal a postmodernist or a pluralist (in decreasing number of arguments for each category).
