Christianism: Ideology and Social Revival Movement - Paperback

by Gordon Belka (Author)

Christians and their church have pluralized themselves into adapting to cultural and generational change. The successes of revivalism and evangelism were not solutions to a failing Christian faith they were the foundations of a Christian culture that discovered proselytism was justified as a means to an end. Congregational growth, monetary gain, and political prominence, God and Jesus were simply credible partners who did not require a cut. The church became a consumer product, advertised, and sold on the open market and since it does not have to report its net worth, nor its income, nor pay taxes, totals are elusive. Their attempts to remain relevant to society, such as charitable contributions, political agendas and social issues require separate donations, administration, and financing but by in large they have been futile and a waste of money. Less than 4% of the United State identify with the LGBT agenda, one would think that they had a much larger population based on the success of social issues like gay marriage, bisexual restrooms, and LGBT adoptions. Issues that without any doubt are averse to the teaching of the Bible and the Creeds of the many denominations yet have been successfully implemented in our social culture and legislated in our courts. Christianism is a joint venture of all Christians that believe a united Christian American culture is not only possible it is the last call to the righteous of the Sodom and Gomorrah we call the United States.