Driscoll writes:
“There is one thing that is concerning, namely the loss of the residue of some aspects of Protestant morality. For example, as authority is less and less respected, and social order becomes more difficult to maintain, and sexual sin increases the number of addicts and abuse victims (as we are dealing with by the thousands in our church), the result will be a culture that is less beneficial for Christians and non-Christians alike. This is because, although being good does not save you, insofar as the culture is concerned, it is still good. Proceeding forward, the distinctions in lifestyle between Christian America and non-Christian America will become increasingly stark and will require great service by the church in the areas of mercy and justice to help people damaged by a Christless culture.”
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Wow, that was something to chew on this morning. Thanks for posting the article Steve.
30 years ago, Francis Schaeffer called American culture Post-Christian. Today, it is clearly Neo-Pagan.
“Proceeding forward, the distinctions in lifestyle between Christian America and non-Christian America will become increasingly stark…” I’m skeptical.