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Social Justice is Academia’s New Theology
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In contrast with the growing [[Evangelical Christians|evangelical Christian]] churches, many declining Christian denominations advocate for social justice. However, this is a trap promoted by [[Liberal Christianity]] claiming [[Jesus]] was a [[socialist]]. We are to help the less fortunate but we are not to become the less fortunate in the process. The [[National Council of Churches]], the group that translates the Bible to the [[New Revised Standard Version]], is an advocate of Social Justice.<ref>[http://www.christianpost.com/article/20100320/glenn-beck-keeps-social-justice-debate-alive/index.html Glenn Beck Keeps 'Social Justice' Debate Alive Christian Post, March 20, 2010]</ref>
 
In contrast with the growing [[Evangelical Christians|evangelical Christian]] churches, many declining Christian denominations advocate for social justice. However, this is a trap promoted by [[Liberal Christianity]] claiming [[Jesus]] was a [[socialist]]. We are to help the less fortunate but we are not to become the less fortunate in the process. The [[National Council of Churches]], the group that translates the Bible to the [[New Revised Standard Version]], is an advocate of Social Justice.<ref>[http://www.christianpost.com/article/20100320/glenn-beck-keeps-social-justice-debate-alive/index.html Glenn Beck Keeps 'Social Justice' Debate Alive Christian Post, March 20, 2010]</ref>
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Dr. James Lindsay argues that Social Justice represents a theological foundation for academia.<ref>[https://americanmind.org/essays/social-justice-is-academias-new-theology/ Social Justice is Academia’s New Theology]</ref>
    
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