The Church of Us vs. Them: Freedom from a Faith That Feeds on Making Enemies
In The Church of Us vs. Them, David E. Fitch considers how faith can become shaped by opposition and enemy-making. The book invites readers to reflect on religious identity, the meaning of freedom, and the possibility of a church defined by something other than division.
About This Book
David E. Fitch examines the idea of an “us versus them” church and the effects of faith built around opposition.
The book focuses on the relationship between religious identity, freedom, and the habit of making enemies.
Its title points toward a reconsideration of how Christian communities understand themselves and others.
For readers interested in contemporary faith, church life, and healthier approaches to religious belonging.
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