This book affirms how deeply necessary the exclusive message of the gospel is for the increasingly pluralistic global community.
Most recent writings about religious pluralism focus on specific aspects of the issue: changes in thought and interpretation, the growing cultural and racial diversity in Western nations, the tension between evangelical thought and life, and other related topics. In contrast, Gagging God offers us an in-depth look at the complete picture. It shows us how the many ramifications of pluralism are all part of a whole, and then presents us with a systematic Christian response.
