Social Justice Goes to Church

"Social Justice Goes to Church" explores the historical roots of the increasing support for left-leaning causes within modern American evangelicalism. The book traces the influence of neo-Marxist ideas brought into the church in the 1970s and examines how the evangelical social justice movement has evolved over time. It offers a perspective on why many evangelicals today are aligning with progressive social issues, providing insight into the movement's origins and its trajectory.