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Tag Archives: evangelical
In defense of the Liturgy
Having spent 30 years wandering among various evangelical camps (referring to the “new” evangelicals, not the more broad definition that would include Lutherans, the first group to call themselves “evangelical”), I know that most Western Christians today suffer from a … Continue reading
The question of unbelief 2.5
My friend David Hayward (a facebook friend, anyway…) has written a very interesting post on the 10 Movements of faith, most of which don’t sound very faith-like, using words like questioning, doubt, rejection, darkness, abandon and fear. From a Western … Continue reading
Posted in Epistemology, Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged David Hayward, doubt, evangelical, faith
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I’m starting to remember what Church was all about
Today Scot McKnight writes at Jesus Creed on why there seems to be a trend that There is a rise, a burgeoning rise, of young college students converting from low church evangelicalism, with its anemic, unhistorical ecclesiology, to the great … Continue reading