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Praise for Balanced Christianity

Praise for Balanced Christianity

Endorsements "'Balance' for John Stott is not about a neutral middle. Instead, it is the vigorous act of faithful both/and living—frequently holding to two extremes rather than sliding to one or the other.

This short book is a classic example of Stott's passionate desire to uphold an evangelicalism that does not fall prey to oversimplifications and immature stereotypes but instead displays and articulates a more mature discipleship. This approach, he argues, reflects the Scriptures themselves and enables the kind of thought, relationships and actions that bear witness to Jesus

Christ in a complex world. Though first written for a different time, his words are still poignant and provocative."

Mark Labberton, president of Fuller Theological Seminary, author of The Dangerous Act of Loving Your Neighbor

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