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Believers: A Journey into Evangelical America
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Believers: A Journey into Evangelical America Paperback - 2007

by Jeffery L. Sheler

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"A compelling and important" (Los Angeles Times Book Review) look at the world of evangelical Christianity

With panoramic sweep and intimate narrative detail, award-winning religion journalist and former fundamentalist Jeffery L. Sheler takes readers into the world of today's evangelicals-where they live, work, and worship-to discover how their unique brand of Christian faith shapes their lives and how they, in turn, are shaping the wider culture around them. A book that anyone who wants to understand the Religious Right must read, Believers paints an in-depth portrait of a people of faith who believe in the power of the gospel to transform lives.

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It was Monday morning, March 23, 1987, and members of the national staff of U.S. News & World Report were filing into a small glass-walled conference room on the sixth floor of the magazine's modern redbrick office building in Washington, D.C., to begin p

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"[Sheler is] blessed with a reporter's relentless curiosity coupled with a sharp eye for detail and an earnest desire to understand what draws people to faith."
-The Denver Post

"Portrays American evangelicals as they really are, not as their political spokesmen-or, for that matter, their secular critics-imagine them to be."
-Alan Wolfe, author of The Transformation of American Religion