By. John E. Ashbrook

Since its birth in 1948 the religious philosophy of new evangelicalism has swept like wildfire across the former fundamental church. Wherever it has gone it has proven to be the enemy of sound doctrine, reverent worship, godly music and holy living. New evangelicalism is represented by men and movements such as Evangelist Billy Graham, Dr. Bill Bright, Christianity Today, Fuller Seminary, Campus Crusade, InterVarsity, and the national Association of Evangelicals. Mr. Ashbrook explains new evangelicalism and names the men movements identified with it. It is the author's hope that this book will strengthen some fundamentalists and rescue a few new evangelicals.