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In God We Trust
“In God We Trust.” In the United States, we all recognize this phrase, which appears on all of our money. Obviously, this is hardly the case as far as our nation goes—and for that matter, it’s not always easy for … Continue reading
Good News for Anxious Christians pt 4
The church, when it’s not seduced by consumerist spirituality, is in the business of cultivating ordinary Christians. This is perhaps my favorite quote in the book I’ve been reviewing, Good News for Anxious Christians. This is not, however, the focus … Continue reading
Good News for Anxious Christians pt 3
The first 4 chapters of Anxious Christians deals with what Cary calls “the core of what is distinctive about the new evangelical theology.” When Cary refers to “new evangelical theology,” he is referring to an approach to spirituality and thinking … Continue reading
Good News for Anxious Christians, pt 2
On the first page of the preface of his book, Phillip Cary writes: Some folks may find it odd when I say Christians need the gospel, but this is something I firmly believe. … It’s hearing the gospel of Christ … Continue reading
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