"My concern," says William Stringfellow, "is to understand America biblically... to treat the nation within the frame-work of biblical politics not the other way around, not to construe the Bible Americanly." He draws a disturbing parallel between our nation and the fallen city of Babylon in Revelation. "This powerful little book is biblically rooted, prophetically framed, and empirically valid. Every day adds its own frighten-ing confirmations to its thesis." Russell S. Hutchison, Religious Education.

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Donald G. Bloesch

THE INVADED CHURCH

In its eagerness to be relevant to the world, the church has be-come invaded by the concerns of social involvement, perhaps to the point of practicing "secular Christianity," says Donald Bloesch. He provides a thoughtful study of the relationship of the church to society, and a powerful reaffirmation of the super-natural and transcendent dimensions of the Christian faith.

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