Christ and Culture

Christ and Culture
By H. Richard Niebuhr (Harper & Row, 1956)

“A superb piece of analytical writing in tackling what is just about the toughest problem face by Christians. The problem: In what way, or degree, is Christ relevant to the situation in which the Christian must live. … Mr. Niebuhr distinguishes five typical answers to the Christian’s problem of setting the relation between the Christ he calls Lord and the culture which holds him as the sea holds its fish.” —Paul Hutchinson, The New York Times Book Review

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