Which philosophy urged all Christians to be as concerned about the conditions of life in the secular world as the afterlife, and to work to improve those conditions?

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Kaleb Bridges

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22 November, 20:59

Which philosophy urged all Christians to be as concerned about the conditions of life in the secular world as the afterlife, and to work to improve those conditions?

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Oswaldo · Answer 1

A. The Social Gospel

Explanation:

According to a different source, these are the options that come with this question:

A. The Social Gospel

B. Social Darwinism

C. Progressivism

D. The Gospel of Wealth

The Social Gospel was a Protestant movement that encouraged Christians to try to improve the conditions of life in this world, as opposed to only focusing on the next one. It suggested that social problems such poverty, alcoholism, crime and child labor should be the concern of Christians. This movement was closely linked to the liberal Progressive movement of the early 20th century.