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Christians in the Public
Square
Table of Contents:
Preface
Acknowledgements
Part I: Introduction by David
Kilgour
Christian Politicians in the 1990s
Part II: The Larger Perspective by J.W.
Montgomery
Demos and Christos
Evangelical Social
Responsibility in Theological Perspective
If You Can’t Beat ‘Em,
Separate From ‘Em
The Revolution: Christian in Spite of Itself
God’s Country?
Washington Christianity
Will an Evangelical
President Usher in the Millennium?
The Limits of Christian Influence
Should We Legislate Christian Morality?
School Prayers: A Common Danger
Should We Export the American Way?
From Enlightenment to
Extermination
Luther, Anti-Semitism, and Zionism
Hitler - A Career
Neither Marx Nor Jesus
East Side, West Side
France, Take Care
Not to Lose Your Soul
The Emperor’s Clothes
Law and Christian
Theology: Some Foundational Principles
Law and Justice
Part III: Bio-Ethical Issues by J.W. Montgomery
Human Dignity in Birth and Death: A Question
of Values
Do We Have the Right to Die?
Searching the Reins
The
Rights of Unborn Children
Part IV: But Is Christianity True? by J.W.
Montgomery
The Reasonable Reality of the Resurrection
The Jury Returns: A Juridical Defense of Christianity
The Search for
Ultimates: A Sherlockian Inquiry
A Lawyer’s Case for Christianity
Part V: What Does the Bible Have To Do With It?
by J.W. Montgomery
The Relevance of Scripture Today
Is the
Bible Only Reliable Spiritually?
Why Has God Incarnate Suddenly Become
Mythical?
Jesus Takes the Stand: An Argument to Support the Gospel
Accounts
Appendix by C.E.B. Cranfield
The Christian’s Political Responsibility
According to the New Testament
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