DISSENTER IN A GREAT SOCIETY : An Indictment of Christian Complacency in American Life
Stringfellow, William
Abingdon, 1966
164 pages

The New York Times said, “This book hurts. . . . His targets are many: the idolatry of money; the decadence of white, middle-class society; the implication of everybody in the subjugation of the Negro; the exaltation of property over human rights; the immorality of a society that permits the existence of poverty it has the technical skill to eradicate” (back cover). Stringfellow names leaders who epitomize worst examples of the problems he exposes. He builds each of the chapters (poverty, politics, race and orthodoxy) on a biblical text. This is a classic!

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