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100 1  Lee, Deborah Jian. 
245 10 Rescuing Jesus :|bHow People Of Color, Women, And Queer 
       Christians Are Reclaiming Evangelicalism /|cDeborah Jian 
       Lee.|h[Boundless electronic resource] 
264  1 |bBeacon Press,|c2015. 
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505 0  Part 1. Conformists -- Assimilate to survive -- Good 
       Christian girls -- Safety in the closet -- Part 2. 
       Skeptics -- Racial awakenings -- Submit no more -- Coming 
       out -- Part 3. Radicals -- Made in the image of God -- 
       Femmevangelical -- Pride. 
520    An inside look at the young, diverse, progressive 
       Christians who are transforming the evangelical movement 
       Most of what we think we know about evangelicals is wrong,
       or is well on its way to being outdated. Generational 
       changes and the shifting racial make-up of evangelical 
       Christians are changing what we think of as evangelical 
       culture and politics. Today's young evangelicals are more 
       likely than their elders to accept same-sex marriage, more
       inclined to think of "pro-life" issues as being about 
       support for the poor, and more accepting of equality 
       between men and women. Those on the leading edge of 
       progressive evangelicalism-white, black, Asian, and 
       Hispanic, as well as straight and LGBTQ, believers-are 
       working to change the substance of evangelicalism and to 
       wrest power away from conservative Christians. In Rescuing
       Jesus, Deborah Jian Lee, a journalist and former 
       evangelical, brings readers deep inside this progressive 
       movement and tells the stories of the young women and men 
       at the forefront of it. Given the clout that conservative 
       evangelicals still hold in national politics, Lee argues, 
       this movement is important not only for the future of 
       evangelicalism but for the future of our country. 
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