The Hopeful Protestant Future
The Holy Spirit has taken wing over the American landscape. Hardly a day goes by without another story appearing in the press about reenergized Christianity — conversions, revivals, young people flocking to churches en masse. No less a skeptic — even antagonist — of all things Christian than the New York Times has taken notice.
- ▪The Holy Spirit has taken wing over the American landscape.
- ▪Hardly a day goes by without another story appearing in the press about reenergized Christianity — conversions, revivals, young people flocking to churches en masse.
- ▪No less a skeptic — even antagonist — of all things Christian than the New York Times has taken notice.
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The Holy Spirit has taken wing over the American landscape. Hardly a day goes by without another story appearing in the press about reenergized Christianity — conversions, revivals, young people flocking to churches en masse. No less a skeptic — even antagonist — of all things Christian than the New York Times has taken notice. In an April article, the paper declared, “Christianity is in the midst of a nationwide revival, they say.” But the Times then cut down that claim with a thousand qualifications.But baptisms are up. Kids are getting saved. Campus ministries are booming. In some places, you could even call it revival.
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