Ronald J. Sider, Author . Baker $12.99 (140p) ISBN 978-0-8010-6541-5
This stinging jeremiad by Sider (Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger)
demands that American Christians start practicing what they preach. Evangelical Christians, says Sider, are very much like their non-Christian neighbors in rates of divorce,...
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Ronald J. Sider, Author . Baker Books $15.99 (275p) ISBN 978-0-8010-6837-9
Sider, author of Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger
, offers the most balanced and thoughtful example of the recent spate of books on evangelicals in politics. Rather than telling evangelicals how to vote, he teaches them how to think, using...
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Ronald J. Sider. InterVarsity, $15 trade paper (128p) ISBN 978-0-8308-3795-3
Basing his economics on biblical principles, Sider (Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger) lays out proposals for solving the fiscal problems confronting the U.S. He rejects both capitalist imperatives to maximize profit and socialist desires to level
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Ronald J. Sider, Author, John J. Dilulio, Jr., Foreword by, Charles W. Colson, Foreword by Baker Books $16.99 (272p) ISBN 978-0-8010-6015-1
Evangelical theologian and activist Sider gets down to specifics in this book about American social programs, which at points reads like a policy wonk's textbook. But it is not written so much for policy insiders as for the constituency of...
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Ronald J. Sider. Brazos, $19.99 trade paper (208p) ISBN 978-1-58743-366-5
In this persuasive book, Sider (Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger) argues that nonviolence is the best way to defeat the sword. Using case studies primarily from modern history, he asserts that nonviolence is not only more ethical and successful...
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