Kristin Du Mez
Biography
Kristin Du Mez has served as professor of history and gender studies at Calvin College.
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History & Biography
“In this highly readable volume Marsden provides a sweeping overview of religion in American history. He not only sketches the landscape with enviable clarity but also offers an interpretive frame for understanding the relationship of American religion and culture—and ultimately for comprehending a nation that is ‘both remarkably religious and remarkably profane.’”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“The Color of Compromise is essential reading for American Christians. By telling the brutal history of white Christians’ deliberate complicity in racial oppression, Jemar Tisby confronts the church with its own past. But his is not simply a story of condemnation. If racism can be made, it can be unmade, he reminds us. “There can be no deep disappointment where there is not deep love,” Martin Luther King Jr. once wrote. Tisby’s book is a labor of love and, ultimately, a work of hope.”
The Color of Compromise Study Guide plus Streaming Video
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“The Color of Compromise is essential reading for American Christians. By telling the brutal history of white Christians’ deliberate complicity in racial oppression, Jemar Tisby confronts the church with its own past. But his is not simply a story of condemnation. If racism can be made, it can be unmade, he reminds us. “There can be no deep disappointment where there is not deep love,” Martin Luther King Jr. once wrote. Tisby’s book is a labor of love and, ultimately, a work of hope.”
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