A lot has been said about contemporary Christian witness in the current cultural climate. And while I have no intention on wading into public “discourse” on politics and the like, a corrective is sorely needed for those who think Christians should always comport themselves in a meek, mild, and generally weak manner. I shared one of Ed Feser’s posts on a related issue. Here’s another. The following is from the recent post on the Staseōs blog, “The Problem of Christian Passivity.” One consequence of Christian passivity is that contemporary Christians cannot be at home in almost in any period of church history. If a present-day Christian attempts to read the work of almost any Christian leader from before the 19th century, he is likely…