Why Critical Theory Is Incompatible with Christianity
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17-Aug-2026
Christians should care deeply about injustice—but what happens when social justice becomes the lens through which we understand Scripture, sin, and salvation? Todd Friel examines how critical theory offers a competing worldview and why confusing social action with the gospel can ultimately obscure the good news of what Christ has already done.
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