Another blog attempts to answer this question, and includes this quote from Darrell Guder:
In the exploration of the missiological implications of reductionism, I have stressed that the reduction of the gospel to
LT writes:
I think one of the biggest things ailing the western evangelical church is poor theology, particularly in the areas of salvation and transformation. Our understanding of what it means to follow
Dallas Willard talks about three gospels that are being heard today, and contrasts it with a fourth (reported by David Fitch):
Dallas asserted that there are “3 Gospels Heard at the Present” 1.
In his excellent book The Drama of Doctrine, Kevin Vanhoozer argues that doctrine serves the church, which he calls "the theater of the gospel," by directing individuals and congregations to participate
My latest column at Christian Week:
What lies at the heart of the emerging church? According to Scot McKnight, Professor of Religious Studies at North Park University, the emerging movement is not defined
