The Age of Evangelicalism

In The Age of Evangelicalism, Steven P. Miller explores the evolution of evangelical Christianity in America from 1970 to the present, challenging the notion that the early 2000s marked its zenith. He examines how this movement influenced various aspects of American life, from culture wars and doomsday prophecies to the intersection of faith and politics, featuring a diverse array of figures, including both supporters and critics. Through engaging narratives and historical insights, Miller illustrates the profound—and often complex—impact of born-again beliefs on the American landscape.