Engaging the Culture: What Does That Mean?
Back in the old days — so I’m told — Christians used to compete with one another to see who could reject culture the most. Sometimes this was good and necessary.
For example, whatever you think of the Temperance Movement of the early 1900s, there is no doubt that it addressed a massive social problem — widespread public drunkenness and addiction to alcohol.
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