Post-Dispensationalist America

The decline of Dispensationalism’s influence does not signal an evangelical retreat from the public square, but rather a fundamental reorientation of it. By removing the prophetic necessity that once mandated specific alliances, the collapse of this framework is accelerating the expansion of the culture war web of mutual antagonism, exposing deep-seated social and cultural frictions that were previously shielded by the grip of dispensationalism on Protestant public engagement.