Today in America, Christians and people who call themselves Christians are greatly divided on what they believe and how they act. Distortion looks at the various ways six streams of Christianity have contributed to this division. The six streams are given the names of the Liturgical Stream, the Theological Stream, the Social Action Stream, the Charismatic Stream, the Evangelistic Stream, and the Contemplative Stream. The theological distortions created by these streams have unwittingly distanced many believers and nonbelievers from Jesus and his way. From the very beginning, the universal church was meant to be an organism working together for the kingdom of God and not multiple organizations that separate Christ-followers into competing factions. This book examines the distortions created by over fifty years of poor church leadership and moves on to focus on what Jesus said and did that can produce the unity to which he has called his people.
