To Change the World

In To Change the World, James Davison Hunter examines the challenges Christians face in their efforts to effect meaningful change. He critiques popular models of engagement, highlighting the flaws in the political theologies of both the Christian Right and Left, and the Neo-Anabaptist movements, which often exacerbate the problems they seek to address. Hunter advocates for a new paradigm rooted in the concept of "faithful presence," offering practical examples of how Christians can engage with the world in ways that are transformative and aligned with their traditions.