“That it occurred during a time of great social upheaval in America and the broader west only amplifies its perceived impact.”

“The frequent turnover on pastoral staffs led churches to experience upheaval and decline.”

“Modernity requires constant and unceasing upheaval, and its absence does not bring blessed peace, but withering and death.”

“Yes, the reader learns much about recent upheavals in Iranian life, but there is more here than the sad but familiar story of political exile.”

“Yet, despite the upheavals of the modern age, they bring the book to a close on an optimistic note.”

“Indeed in the final analysis the British gained more than the French from the upheavals in Italy.”