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> Interesting links I've found lately
The Legacy of Charles Finney in Evangelicalism
Posted On Friday, 30 Apr 2010 By David Westerfield. Under Church History, Theology Tags: America, Charles Finney, Church History, evagelicalism, michael horton, Pelagius, phil johnson, Pragmatism, protestantism, Revivalism
The Disturbing Legacy of Charles Finney - Dr. Michael Horton
A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing - Phil Johnson
I still have yet to understand why so many leading evangelical pastors (Billy Graham and the late Jerry Falwell to name two) and others in the movement uphold this man as someone who championed ... Read More
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Jon and Kate Plus 8 and Evangelical Culpability
Posted On Tuesday, 02 Jun 2009 By David Westerfield. Under Christian Culture, Culture, Entertainment, Theology Tags: Christian Culture, Christianity Today, Culture, ethics, evagelicalism, Jon and Kate Plus 8, Julie Vermeer Elliott, morality, piety, Reality TV, reproductive technology, TLC
(Original): The Gospel and the Gosselins
(Archived): The Gospel and the Gosselins
Reality shows honestly make me ill, kind of like Jerry Springer shows in the middle of the day when you are sick and nothing else is on so you just wind up turning the thing off. The concept is worn ... Read More
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Ongoing Discussion About the Future of Evangelicalism
Posted On Thursday, 12 Mar 2009 By David Westerfield. Under Christian Culture, Church History, Culture, Theology Tags: Christianity Today, collapse, conversation, discussion, evagelicalism, future, internet monk, survival
Op-ed piece by the Internet Monk that started it all: The Coming Collapse of Evangelicalism
Christianity Today response by Senior Editor at CT, Mark Galli: On the Lasting Evangelical Survival
R. Scott Clark's response to the CT article: The Survival of Evangelicalism
TeamPyro response by Phil Johnson: Evangelicalism Down the Drain?
Reformation21 response by ... Read More
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The Pragmatism of the Church – John MacArthur
Posted On Monday, 19 Jan 2009 By David Westerfield. Under Audio, Christian Culture, Philosophy of Ministry, Theology Tags: Doctrine of Absolute Inability, evagelicalism, john macarthur, methodology, sin, Sinner Neither Able Nor Willing, t4g, together for the gospel, total depravity, total inability
"Pragmatism has engulfed and swallowed up the professing church. Theology has been replaced by or subverted to styles of methodology. I think it is a strange phenomenon that throughout history denominations were established based around a common theology and now associations are established based around a common methodology. So much ... Read More
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The Courage to be Protestant – A Review
Posted On Monday, 28 Apr 2008 By David Westerfield. Under Audio, Christian Culture, Culture, Reviews, Theology Tags: book, Courage to be Protestant, David Wells, emergents, evagelicalism, Evangelical, Marketers, Protestant, reformation, review, Truth-lovers
In The Courage to be Protestant, David Wells notes there are three major groups splintering within the evangelical church now that threaten the entire movement's original cause (though one of them is remaining faithful and seeks to preserve it). There are smaller groups that are splintering of course, but the ... Read More
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