Thomas A. Askew This is Me

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1. 1. www.bakerpublishinggroup.com

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   Published on: 12/4/2003   Last Visited: 7/1/2004

   Author: Thomas A. Askew and Richard V. Pierard
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   Pierard and Askew write with the conviction that evangelical Christianity, more so than any other Christian tradition, has significantly influenced the development of American society.
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   Author Information: Thomas A. Askew (Ph.D., Northwestern University) is Stephen Phillips Professor of History emeritus and executive director of the East-West Institute of International Studies at Gordon College. He is the coauthor or editor of five books relating to religious, educational, and political themes.
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   Endorsements: "Tom Askew and Dick Pierard provide a lively and succinct account of the origins, expansion, and struggles of the faith in America.

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   Published on: 8/10/2003   Last Visited: 8/14/2006

   Author: Thomas A. Askew and Richard V. Pierard
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   Pierard and Askew write with the conviction that evangelical Christianity, more so than any other Christian tradition, has significantly influenced the development of American society.
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   Author Information: Thomas A. Askew (Ph.D., Northwestern University) is Stephen Phillips Professor of History emeritus and executive director of the East-West Institute of International Studies at Gordon College. He is the coauthor or editor of five books relating to religious, educational, and political themes.
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   Endorsements: "Tom Askew and Dick Pierard provide a lively and succinct account of the origins, expansion, and struggles of the faith in America.
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   Askew and Pierard are mature and respected evangelical scholars in the field who have served us well with a fine contribution. . . . The book is commended for widespread, if critical as well as appreciative, use.
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   "The book's subtitle, A Concise History, is apropos-part of what makes this book a delight to read is the elegant economy of words and straightforward prose. . . . Askew and Pierard have made a welcomed contribution to the field of American religious history."--Israel Galindo, Review and Expositor
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   "In this work, two veteran professors of church history . . . contribute a valuable book to the relatively small group of survey texts focusing on American Christianity. . . . Primarily, Askew and Pierard explore the social history of Christianity in America.
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   They do this with great skill, carefully situating their narrative within the social, political, economic, and cultural context of American history. . . . Askew and Pierard also incorporate the story of African-American religionists and women into the larger narrative naturally, something remiss among many evangelical histories of the past. . . . In addition, The American Church Experience succeeds in being even-handed where other popular survey texts have failed. . . . The American Church Experience emerges as an ideal text to introduce students to American Church History.

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   Published on: 9/7/2001   Last Visited: 11/13/2003

   Askew, Thomas A., and Richard V. Pierard
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   Pierard and Askew write with the conviction that evangelical Christianity, more so than any other Christian tradition, has significantly influenced the development of American society.
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   Thomas A. Askew (Ph.D., Northwestern University) is Stephen Phillips Professor of History at Gordon College.
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   "Tom Askew and Dick Pierard provide a lively and succinct account of the origins, expansion, and struggles of the faith in America.