Question

Which of the following reformers outlined the social gospel in a book entitled Christianity and the social crisis?

Answer 1

The correct option is (b) Walter Rauschenbusch.

Further explanation:

The book “Christianity and the Social Crisis” was last published in 1907. The reformer, Walter Rauschenbusch has gained recognition as one of the major spokesmen in the Social Gospel Movement of the United Nations.

THE SOCIAL GOSPEL MOVEMENT

Walter Rauschenbusch believed that the agenda of the Church had replaced the agenda of Jesus, which he referred to as the Kingdom of God. He believed that that Christians’ duty is not about getting individuals to heaven while the duty of Christians is to transform the life on earth into heaven’s harmony.  

The ideology of the Social Gospel Movement was that all the ills in societies can be solved with the help of the Gospel. This Movement was viewed as a movement of Protestants but later on, it resulted in corruption, poverty, child labor, crime, and other problems.

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Answer details:

Grade: High School

Subject: Social Studies

Topic:  The Social Gospel Movement

Keywords: Christianity, social crisis, movement, protestants, corruption, poverty, crime, church, heaven, harmony

Answer 2

Correct answer choice is :

B) Walter Rauschenbusch

Explanation:

During the history of the Christian religion, there have been various beliefs of Jesus and his redeeming work. In fact, one man once said that no person, no church, no age of story has ever understood the full scope of God’s saving plans in Jesus Christ. That man was Walter Rauschenbusch, born on October 4, 1861, to German settlers Augustus and Caroline Rauschenbusch in Rochester, New York, Rauschenbusch went on to become an advocate for a campaign that would next be termed the social gospel.