Original sentence: Schaeffer argued that Christians have a duty to "live Christianly" in every area of life and to challenge encroaching "secular humanism".Schaeffer wrote twenty-two books, which cover a range of spiritual issues.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
Edited sentence: Dominion Theology is a different version of the Puritan perspective, that is tied to a family of theories about the applicability of Biblical commands to the general society among whom Christians live, the impossibility of forming co-belligerent alliances with non-Christians, and a theory concerning the virtue and desirability of power, among several other distinctives, to which Schaeffer did not subscribe.He is sometimes categorized among advocates of Dominion Theology.He wrote twenty-two books, which cover a range of spiritual issues.This term applies to Schaeffer's over-all concern, if it is intended to describe the assumption that the Christian has a duty to "live Christianly" in every area of life (although, often this is not what is intended)