The White Horse Inn: Know What You Believe & Why You Believe It

The White Horse Inn is a nationally syndicated radio talk show hosted by Michael Horton, Rod Rosenbladt, Kim Riddlebarger and Ken Jones. On the air since 1990, the show features a regular roundtable discussion of Christian theology and apologetics.

CURRENT BROADCAST November 16, 2008

Christless Christianity, Revisited
On this edition of the White Horse Inn the hosts discuss the launch of Michael Horton's new book, Christless Christianity: The Alternative Gospel of the American Church. "Christless Christianity" has been the overall theme for the WHI throughout 2008, and now the hosts take another close look at this topic and interact with interviews from respected journalists and theologians from across the spectrum on this important matter.

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Evangelicalism's Winter?
November / December 2008

Concluding our year-long theme of "Christless Christianity," our final issue of 2008 looks at the current state of evangelicalism, considering its past and what the future may hold. We start with Michael Horton's article on the uneasy relationship between Reformed Christianity and American evangelicalism; then D. G. Hart asks, if by considering all Protestants alike-confessional and non-confessional-do we end up negating the Reformation? Baptist theologian Roger Olson discusses a particular form of evangelicalism known as "the Prosperity Gospel"; and our resident journalist Mollie Z. Hemingway looks at the codependent relationship between the media and evangelicalism. Finally, in a special section, eleven respected Christian leaders provide insightful answers to the difficult question: What is the future of evangelicalism?

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