Routledge Mapping Christian Rhetorics - Routledge Communication Studies

Mapping Christian Rhetorics explores the essential role of Christian rhetorics within modern rhetorical studies and their impact on political, social, pedagogical, and civic discourse. This collection assembles original research from established and emerging scholars examining the intersections of rhetoric and Christianity, demonstrating how religious rhetorics reshape our understanding of rhetoric itself-its boundaries, characteristics, and functionings. The book argues that Christian rhetorics deserve a central place in twenty-first century rhetorical studies geography, offering valuable insights into how religious communication influences public discourse and academic inquiry. Part of the Routledge Studies in Rhetoric and Communication series, this academic volume provides comprehensive analysis for rhetoric students, communication scholars, and those interested in the intersection of religious studies and communication theory.