Who Is an Evangelical?

In this insightful audiobook, historian Thomas Kidd delves into the complex history of evangelicalism, shedding light on its evolution and the misconceptions surrounding this influential movement in America. He explores the atypical association of evangelicals with white Republicanism, particularly in light of their significant political involvement in recent years. Through his expert narrative, Kidd clarifies the often distorted public perception of evangelicals and illustrates the role of "Republican insider evangelicals" in the movement's politicization. This engaging work serves as a critical resource for understanding the dynamic interplay between faith and politics in contemporary America.