The saints are to have a sense of heritage, purpose, and destiny. They are not disconnected from the catholic faith, but are part of an advancing continuum which will end in Christian civilization worldwide. The world is carried on for the sake of the elect and for God's purposes to be manifest in time and history. The world is to be subject to the elect through the exercise of godly dominion. Culture is to have its genesis and order from the orthodox expression of Christianity.
History is clear and transparent.
Finally, the elect shall take part in the judgment of the world and enjoy eternal bliss. The rejection of creedal orthodoxy gradually leads to the perversion and eventual rejection of culture. This pietistic-dualistic anthem privatizes and internalizes the faith, and is a denial of Christ's earthly, cultural mandate. The following are three examples of such thinking. Touching man, the Manichaean sees him as both spiritual and physical.