In The End of Religion, Bruxy Cavey suggests that the problem with Christian fundamentalists is that they are not fundamentalist enough:
The problem with many Christian fundamentalists is that they are not fundamentalist
Bene and Rob have reacted to my last post about T4G in the comments section. I think I can summarize some of what they’re saying:
* it looks like a bunch of mostly
A couple of years ago, the emerging church was getting all the attention. That changed when Collin Hansen wrote an article for Christianity Today called “Young, Restless, Reformed.” Hansen wrote:
While the Emergent
A couple of years ago, the emerging church was getting all the attention. That changed when Collin Hansen wrote an article for Christianity Today called “Young, Restless, Reformed.” Hansen wrote:
While the Emergent
Just thinking:
One: T4G and The Gospel Coalition have brought together evangelicals (mainly Calvinists) with different views on polity, baptism, and charismatic gifts. However, the diversity does not extend to gender roles and
