Death in the City
Death in the City was originally written against the backdrop of the 1960s countercultural upheaval. Author Francis A. Schaeffer was a theologian and pastor who offered a simple response to the rejection of biblical principles seen in his day—a commitment to God’s Word as truth. This commitment is often a costly practice, but it is compassion for a world that is lost and dying without the Gospel. Death in the City makes a bold plea to believers to respond to the changing culture, not by hiding away but by clearly and lovingly articulating that those who reject God will perish.
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Death in the City was originally written against the backdrop of the 1960s countercultural upheaval. Author Francis A. Schaeffer was a theologian and pastor who offered a simple response to the rejection of biblical principles seen in his day—a commitment to God’s Word as truth. This commitment is often a costly practice, but it is compassion for a world that is lost and dying without the Gospel. Death in the City makes a bold plea to believers to respond to the changing culture, not by hiding away but by clearly and lovingly articulating that those who reject God will perish.