ISBN 978-1-60264-495-3, $13.95, 154 pages.
Is religion on the road to irrelevance?Organized religion in America has suffered an alarming decline in the last two decades, with Christians squabbling over controversial religious, moral, social, and political issues. People are turning away from organized religion, and Christians are turning to non-denominational churches. Religion is on the road to irrelevance if that trend continues.
Why is organized religion declining, and what must Christians do to reverse that trend? Author Herschel Hill candidly answers those difficult questions. Religious fundamentalism and mixing religion and politics are two overriding causes of the intense bickering over faith in our society.
Bitter partisanship characterizes both the religious community and the political realm. Debate in both worlds is rancorous and mean-spirited, and compromise and tolerance are relics of the past. Tension between the Constitution and Scripture on contentious issues adds fuel to the fire. Significant problem areas are identified, and ways to reduce arguing over faith are explored.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Herschel Hill is a retired electronics engineer and retail business owner. He has taught adult Bible study classes twenty years, and he has published three other books delving into religious and political matters. Herschel has a keen interest in controversial religious, moral, social, and political issues, and he seeks ways to reduce animosity and division in America.Herschel lives in Taylor, Texas, with his lovely wife Aileen, and he has one daughter and two grandchildren.
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