Gale Heide Livres

The book critically examines contemporary environmental ethics through a biblical lens, offering Christians a robust theological framework for understanding their relationship with creation. It presents a unique creation ethic that may surprise those with established conservative or liberal views, challenging both sides of the environmental debate. With a strong scriptural foundation, it encourages readers to reconsider their assumptions and engage thoughtfully with the issues surrounding stewardship of the Earth.

The book critically explores the intersection of Evangelicalism and American politics, challenging the notion of Christianity as a political tool. It critiques popular political pundits and examines theological foundations that support this alignment. The study advocates for a church that acts as a distinct political entity, emphasizing its role in witnessing to the Gospel rather than conforming to cultural or political pressures. It contrasts this approach with liberal Social Gospel movements, proposing a vision where the church maintains its identity while engaging meaningfully in the public sphere.

A thoughtful historical study of the origins and subsequent role of systematics in theological discourse, from the time of Church Fathers to the modern era.