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In recent years, Jan Linn says, religious and political dialogue in the United States has been hijacked by the so-called religious right, a coalition of conservative Christian leaders who purport to speak for all Christians but whose politicized brand of Christianity excludes many and falls short of the true gospel message. Linn argues for a bigger Christianity, one big enough to embrace all of God's people with a message of inclusion and acceptance. In his passionate argument, Linn recovers the prophetic voice of a faith that cannot be reduced to a single nation, race, or class and echoes a call for justice, integrity, and deep faithfulness in the political landscape of contemporary America.

The author has written twenty books on church and ministry and the intersection of religion and politics and a first novel, "A Brother's Peace," also from Sunstone Press. He also writes a popular blog entitled, "Thinking Against The Grain." (linnposts.com) His extensive ministry experience includes being a congregational pastor, a college chaplain, and a tenured seminary professor before giving up academic life, throwing caution to the wind, and moving to Minnesota to become co-pastor of a new church with his wife, Joy. Today he writes full-time.