The Great Reversal

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The book examines the shift of the evangelical church away from social welfare and reform in the early twentieth century, questioning whether personal evangelism conflicts with social concerns. Dr. Moberg analyzes the causes and effects of this "Great Reversal," emphasizing the need to address both social evils and personal sin through a biblical lens. He concludes by highlighting positive developments that aim to restore the church's leadership role in social issues, advocating for a renewed commitment to social justice within evangelical Christianity.