| | Title | The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, and Leaving the White Evangelical Church | | Author | Sarah McCammon | | Location | Other | | Rating | Somewhat Recommended | | Book Review | This book is one woman's story about growing up Evangelical and then leaving the church. Like many books of this type, it is a combination of the modern history of the church's involvement in politics and the challenge of reconciling one's upbringing with one's moral convictions as an adult. I say this is "somewhat recommended" because it is a worthwhile read if you grew up within white Evangelical culture, or already have some background knowledge of the area, but I have found other books that are better for historical insight (Kristen Kobes du Mez's Jesus and John Wayne, for one) or a more engaging combination non-fiction history/memoir (Lance Aksamit's Youth Group). | | Submitted By | Rachel Kadar | | Department or Major | Academic Programs Services | | Status | Staff | | Chapman Email | rkadar@chapman.edu |
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