Evangelicalism Divided traces the fascinating saga of the personalities, institutions and publications involved in the fifty-year period between 1950 and 2000. Iain Murray’s account is not simply a black and white narrative. But using the mass of sources now available he shows how the new policy involved concessions which seriously weakened biblical Christianity. The first and greatest need, he argues, is to answer the most fundamental and divisive question of all: What is a Christian?