Too Christian, Too Pagan: How to Love the World Without Falling for It Dick Staub
206 pages, $16.99
Dick Staub, a Seattle-based radio personality who for years hosted a nationally syndicated show out of Chicago, has earned a reputation for pushing the limits of Christian broadcasting. During his Chicago days, Staub often followed interviews of conventional evangelical guests with segments on soul-food cookbooks and feminist scholars. The show reflected his wide-ranging curiosity and desire to engage mainstream culture. Today, in addition to his radio gig, Staub is president of the Center for Faith and Culture.
"Behind every contested subject in the culture war are human beings," Staub says. "We can treat these subjects as issues for which we have right answers, or we can treat them first as issues affecting people made in the image of God whom we love."