Why we love the church :in praise of institutions and organized religion - DeYoung, Kevin; Kluck, Ted. (Chicago : Moody Publishers, 2009)
Open basements, bad marriages, and decorpulation (Kevin) -- Styles make fights (Ted) -- The missiological: Jesus among the Chicken Littles (Kevin) -- Turn the page: getting off the road and getting back to church (Ted) -- The personal: on hurt and heresy (Kevin) -- Appetite for deconstruction: why church is boring, Christians are (insert: lame, close-minded, or cliquish), and the church doesn't care about (insert my issue). Why all of this is both true and untrue (Ted) -- The historical: one holy, Catholic Church (Kevin) -- Brief interviews: snapshots of churched people (including Chuck Colson and Art Monk) (Ted) -- The theological: the church of diminishing definition (Kevin) -- The year of jubilee: how I learned to stop worrying and love the church (Ted) -- Dear Tristan: to my son regarding my hopes and dreams for him as they pertain to the church (Ted) -- Toward a theology of plodding visionaries (Kevin).
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Church; Apologetics