The contributors to this volume argue forthrightly that neopaganism is not merely an objective threat from outside the walls of the church; in fact, gnostic forms of thought and spirituality permeate the church’s inner life under such guises as pluralism,
multiculturalism,
feminism, and hospitality. Their essays are a direct attack on once-Bible-centered doctrine that is now being mingled with alternatives that are inherently hostile to the Christian faith. Contributors: Robert W. Jenson, Carl E. Braaten, Joseph-Augustine DiNoia, James R. Crumley, Robert L. Wilken, K. Paul Wesche, L. Gregory Jones