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The Merchandizing of the Almighty in the American Church

Is A Critique Of The American Church And It's Decline

Dorsett D. Smith
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Prominent Books Edge LLC

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The American Church is in decline, largely related to losing foundational theology. We now preach a message of easy grace, and largely a message of no cost and no cross, as well as a message of unconditional love and unconditional forgiveness. The message of true repentance, sin. and holiness is rarely preached from the American pulpit. This has led to humanism, situational ethics, determinism, gnosticism, postmodernism and a rush to spiritual experiences, seeking signs and wonders, prophetic messages, word of faith teaching, and subtly into the demonic.
The reader will be challenged by the "no holds barred" very biblical critique of the American church. This unapologetic teaching is bound to stimulate and challenge the reader and produce much discussion and thought and hopefully self-examination.

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