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Christianity

Teddy Sadler
Professor Cook
English 121, section 20
9 October, 2007
Summary/Analysis of The Christian Paradox
In Bill McKibben’s, The Christian Paradox, published in August 2005, he talks about Christians in America. McKibben uses various statistics to inform the reader about Christianity in America. According to McKibben, 85 percent of Americans call themselves Christians. He says that “only 40 percent of Americans can name more than four of the Ten Commandments, and a scant half can cite any four of the authors of the Gospels.” McKibben states that 75 percent of these Christians can admit that they pray to God every day, 33 percent of them admit...

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