Life in the Negative World: Confronting Challenges in an Anti-Christian Culture (Aaron M. Renn)

A compelling analysis of the cultural position of Christians today, in the past, and in the future. And of why winning must be part of the Christian tomorrow.
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"Christians in America are today under continuous attack, both by the government and by those who, for now, rule our culture. This is strange for many Christians, because broad anti-Christian animus among elites is a very recent phenomenon, although one inevitable as the Left has consolidated power. Aaron Renn, the originator of the seminal “three worlds” analysis of the modern American Christian cultural position, here offers intelligent, measured thoughts on how Christians should respond. The result is an insightful and, relatively speaking, upbeat book. Renn most definitely offers wise counsel, even if events may, as I hope, ultimately supersede its applicability." . . .

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Wait, "gift of singleness" is a evangelical talking point? I'd assumed that some churches had become useless social clubs, but this is actively suicidal to a congregation.

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Do you think Smith-Mundt had anything to do with Negartive World?

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Accelerationnist catastrophism is what I imagine when I want to make myself feel better.
I wish it weren't just a dream