God's Revolution and Man's Responsibility

Addressing the shortcomings of organized Christianity, the author argues that significant societal changes are occurring outside the church, suggesting that the secular world is now central to God's work. He raises critical questions about the role of the church, clergy, and lay members in modern society. Emphasizing themes of reconciliation in areas like race and global relations, he calls for Christians to engage more deeply with the secular realm to become effective agents of change. The book challenges readers to reflect on their beliefs and actions.