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Rosa Serrano rsdeoca — I am generally a fan of the late Robert Webber's books, but this time he dropped the ball. This was his last book before his death, and I had high hopes for it (after his great work restoring liturgical worship to a place of respectable use in evangelical churches). When I got the book, I was thinking this would be a book exploring the importance of the biblical narrative and its contrast to surrounding narratives - and to some extent this is what Webber does, but he does so as a thinly veiled veneer to discuss his fear of the collapse of western Christendom and additional fears about Islam (Webber has extensively followed feverish fearmongers like Mark Steyn and Robert Spencer here, it would seem, alas). All of the insights about the similarity of the cultural experience of the early Church with our own time are themselves settled in the wider narrative of a lament for the fall of Christendom and the hope for its restoration. While he and I both agree that something has collapsed in the west and that Christendom will rise again, we would differ sharply, it would seem, on how that will look in the future. Hopefully the Church has learned her lesson about uniting too closely with any culture in which she finds herself ministering, even a culture she helped to build.