Mission and the Coming of God

Exploring the interplay between eschatological concepts and present actions, this book delves into the nature of the kingdom of God and its relevance to social justice movements beyond Christian confession. It questions whether Christian hope encourages social engagement or serves as a distinct alternative, while also examining how current actions influence the envisioned new creation. The author investigates the continuity between present experiences and future expectations, offering a thought-provoking perspective on the connection between faith and societal involvement.