Tremendous opinion piece. I've read Franky Schaeffer since I was in my teens (I think the first book I read was "Addicted to Mediocrity") and think he represents a very interesting point of view. He certainly puts his finger directly down on some irrational thinking that has become part of evangelical Christianity. He's converted to Catholicism, but NOBODY understands evangelicalism better that Schaeffer. Exept maybe Fischer. Or Horton.