Maybe it's just me, but I find it interesting that there is a seemingly increasing front against the cultural American Christianity known as Evangelicalism, not to mention against God himself (thank you Christopher Hitchens , Sam Harris , Richard Dawkins , et. al.). I say this because of some recent books published where each author at one time considered himself a conscious, consenting troop in the evangelical front. I find this trend particularly interesting, because I myself, an "evangelical" (though I might act a lot like our beloved Apostle Peter when confronted with a potentially threatening situation concerning my allegiances to the evangelical identity, though not concerning my faith [knock on wood...]) must seriously consider the issues raised within these publications. John Marks, author of: Reasons to Believe: One Man's Journey Among the Evangelicals and the Faith He Left Behind? Bart Ehrman, author of: God's Problem: How the Bible Fails to Answer Our ...
logorrhea representing a life once lived as evangelical trying to come to terms with something called reality