[W]hite evangelicalism shies away from the apocalyptic langue of cosmic struggle when describing the economic, social, and political relationships we find ourselves in. We worry about a “realized eschatology” that puts too much hope in human ability to change this world.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
95 Theses for Christian Racial & Ethnic Unity: #53
[W]hite evangelicalism shies away from the apocalyptic langue of cosmic struggle when describing the economic, social, and political relationships we find ourselves in. We worry about a “realized eschatology” that puts too much hope in human ability to change this world.
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