Gerald McDermott Rewrites the History of Everything

One of the greatest mistakes Christians make is to equate redemption with individual salvation. The Bible presents redemption as the complete tale of God’s work in history, a millennia-long process whereby a wayward human race is wooed back to its Creator through his successive, and progressive, interventions in history. While this process includes the individual salvation of millions, its full meaning can only be grasped in corporate terms as the wholesale deliverance of the human race and the restoration of all things.