Unfortunately, Schaeffer left behind an unfinished legacy. He knew where the answer was, but he was unable, within the confines of his own methodology and his premillennial eschatology, to see it through. Its a shame that Schaeffer will best be remembered for his advocation of Christian resistance and not Christian reconstruction.
"Schaeffer rightly decried a de facto sociological lawlaw based only on what the majority of society thinks is in its best interests at a given momentbut offered no worked-out worldview to counter and replace it."
This is laughable in that virtually all of Schaeffer's work was an extensive polemic against a humanist worldview contrasted with a detailed, "worked-out", comprehensive Christian worldview Schaeffer saw as the biblical alternitive. This is particularly true of "The God who is There" and "Escape from Reason". Schaeffer was the father of the modern "Christian worldview" movement and his entire legacy is a testament to the worldview Demar claims he failed to offer. Stick to eschatology Gary.