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Journal Article
The New Left and Evangelical Radicalism
2010
Overview
Swartz examines the often overlooked juncture between radical Leftist ideology and evangelical Christianity which arose in the 1960's and early '70's. Despite a substantial undercurrent of concern for nonviolence and the law, evangelical radicals underwent an important transformation in the early 1970s. Increasingly dismissing decorous evangelicalism as passe, even immoral, in the face of social injustice, they began to portray Jesus as a revolutionary figure, added a harder edge to protests, and displayed more creativity and exuberance as they took their faith and politics to the streets.
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Michigan State University Press
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