==Dominion Theology== 

 :Some critics claim Schaeffer advocated a form of Dominion Theology, but he did not overtly subscribe to this tendency, although many who do praise Schaeffer for prompting their theological journey.   

 Removed for these reasons: 

 * From the Dominion Theology article, "It is influenced by postmillennialism, " - Schaeffer was a premillenialist.  He was not influenced by postmillenialism, unless "a" influences "b" through "b"'s rejection of "a".  

 * "reasserting aspects of Christian nationalism." - I challenge you to find a single sentence of "nationalism" in Schaeffer's well-known writings. 

 * Dominion Theology:  

  A nested subset chart looks like this: 
     Triumphalism 
         Dominionism 

 * Schaeffer was not a triumphalist.  As mentioned before, he was a premillenialist.  He described ours as a "post-Christian era".  Unless "triumphalism" boils down to "I advocate what is right, and my opponents advocate what is wrong", Schaeffer was not a triumphalist.  If he was, then the word does not mean much when applied to any controversialist.  

 * "Dominionist thinking precludes coalitions between believers and unbelievers."  - Schaeffer was a very vocal advocate of co-belligerency: the deliberate formation of mutually advantageous coalitions between believers and unbelievers.  

 In short, while contradicting one another, none of these articles even separately supports categorizing Schaeffer as an advocate of Dominion Theology.  Please support fixing mis-statements of fact.