The title of Gerald W. Schlabach’s new book, Unlearning Protestantism, makes it sound more provocative than it really is. In a time when it’s become common for Christians to switch from one church or denomination to another, Schlabach urges stability, understood as a dogged loyalty that “keeps us together even when we’re pissed off at each other.” He considers stabili (...)
February 25, 2011
Books
Stability First
Unlearning ProtestantismSustaining Christian Community in an Unstable AgeGerald W. SchlabachBrazos Press, $28.99, 288 pp.
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