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Losing Our Religion

Apr 15, 2021 — In recent years, even some who were less apocalyptic about the prospects of evangelical Christianity—because of growth in the Global South or because of the cyclical nature of revivals and awakenings—have grown more foreboding about the prospects of evangelical Christianity in the twenty-first century. Referring to the “Nones,” those claiming “no religious affiliation,” sociologist Philip Jenkins contends: “The future of the USA is None.”

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But we must also remember the mission Jesus has given his church. The gospel we preach is about certain hope in a crucified and resurrected Savior. We must face this crisis and proclaim this gospel with the kind of confidence found only in the one who has overcome the grave.

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About Russell Moore

Russell Moore is president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, the moral and public policy agency  of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination.