When did evangelicals become respectable anyway, and what does business have to do with it? Read what historian Tim Gloege has to say by way of explanation. (I find his account compelling.)
Source: The Crisis of Corporate Evangelicalism Part 3 – Where did it come from?
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Wondering and Wandering Through Faith and Life
Blog, articles and resources from Ched Myers, Elaine Enns and Bartimaeus Cooperative Ministries (BCM)
Reading, Thinking, and Blogging about History
"In faith there is enough light for those who want to believe and enough shadows to blind those who don't." - Blaise Pascal
Preparing to Participate in God's Mosaic Kingdom
Discoveries from processing and reference archivists on the job
"History is the record of our loves in all their magnificent and ignoble forms." Eugene McCarraher
Stories of how we got here
"History is the record of our loves in all their magnificent and ignoble forms." Eugene McCarraher
Commentary. Reflection. Judgment.
The website and blog of historian Chris Gehrz
Reformed. Done Daily.
by Alex Scarfe
Thoughtful Conversation about the American West
A blog about peripheries and margins
Buffalo Doug 
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