INTRODUCTION
"Philosophers," wrote Karl Marx, "have only interpreted the world differently; the point is, however, to change it."
However unlike they are in fundamental affirmations, the Christian Gospel and Communism are at this point in agreement. But the agreement goes little further. Distinctively, the Church proclaims the changed world as the consequence of changed men. Reflective man produces new philosophies; it is only regenerate man who holds the clue to a society that is really new.
It is this conviction, grounded in the Good News that "God was in Christ, reconciling the world unto Himself," that makes evangelism immensely more than a theory or a slogan. It brings it into focus as a necessity.
At this point, however, the question rises: How do we go forward with an evangelism-a widening of the circle of faith so that it includes more and more people who have transformingly trusted Christ as Savior-that is continuous, contagious, and compelling?
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