Not until the 1960s however, did evangelicals start to engage culture. They, did so D.G. Hart explains, in respons to well-known secularizing trends.

Terry Eastland, The Washington Times

No one understand the history of evangelicalism better than D. G. Hart, and no one offers a more balanced analysis of the key issues.

Leo Ribuffo

A mature historical account of a subject as rich as it is complex. The book is carefully learned, authoritatively balanced, and yet entirely accessible to a wide audience.

Mark Noll, author of America's Book: The Rise and Decline of a Bible Civilization, 1794-1911

Well-informed, tightly written and provocative.

The Wall Street Journal

Art has written a concise and insightful history of evangelicalism's rise, decline, and resurgence in the 20th century.

F. Arriola, Choice Reviews

Fascinating...clearly coherent.... Hart's warnings...should be welcomed.

The Weekly Standard