From Tim Keller’s Center Church:
- The Two Kingdoms model gives more weight and credit to the function of common grace than the Bible does.
- Much of the social good that Two Kingdoms people attribute to natural revelation is really the fruit of the introduction of Christian teaching - of special revelation if you like - into world cultures.
- The Two Kingdoms model implies or teaches that it is possible for human life to be conducted on a religiously neutral basis.
- The Two Kingdoms model produces a form of ‘social quietism’.
- The Two Kingdoms view contributes to too great a hierarchy between clergy and lay-people.
via Blog - Christian Reflections http://thegenevapush.com/blogs/xian_reflections/the-problems-with-the-two-kingdoms-model-of-cultural-engagement (NB: to comment go to thegenevapush.com/xian_reflections)
