A Theology for the Social Gospel

Focusing on the Social Gospel movement, this book explores its role in addressing social issues such as inequality, crime, and labor rights during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights the movement's emphasis on applying Christian ethics to societal problems and its leaders' belief in achieving social justice through human effort before the Second Coming. Walter Rauschenbusch, a prominent figure in this movement, is featured, illustrating the intersection of faith and progressive ideals during a transformative period in American history.