Survival and Resistance in Evangelical America

This book explores the recent migration of conservative evangelicals to the Northwestern United States, where they aim to resist secular modernity and environmental upheaval by establishing a new social order in the so-called "American Redoubt." Drawing on theological, social, and political perspectives, it examines how this movement is shaping local communities and influencing broader cultural narratives. The work provides insight into the evolving landscape of American evangelicalism and the strategic efforts to maintain their values amidst changing societal dynamics.