The Social Justice Movement's eschatology breeds antisemitism

The social justice movement is changing the character and nature of evangelicalism. In fact, if current trends continue, evangelicalism will likely be unrecognizable within a decade. Sadly, it is now no longer uncommon to attend services and ceremonies held by once Bible–believing institutions where the focus is placed upon victimology and changing exploitative structures of society rather than upon the gospel of Jesus Christ, which alone can liberate the soul from the bondage of sin and an eternity separated from God (Rom. 1:16– 17). It has now become common to attend graduation ceremonies and missional events featuring virtually every flag of every nation of the world, except the American flag, since its very presence is synonymous with oppression. Christian young people today frequently articulate as their life’s purpose, their ambition to “conquer the land” for Christ, defined in terms of rectifying racial or economic injustice, rather than of winning souls from an eternal hell and for the coming kingdom.