"A Call to an Ancient Evangelical Future"

Clifton notes "The Call" as well as a series of great responses over at Touchstone.

Authority, authority, authority is again the primary and critical missing issue. Put out a call and ask for our signatures...well, Touchstone has pretty much covered my reasoning for not signing.

So, just to beat some of you to the commenting punch: [whiny voice] "Jeez James, why do you have to pick on the protestants all the time, why not blog about something else...typical convert attitude!" [/whiny voice]

Comments

Anonymous said…
Still reading but WoW, Isn't this telling -


If we can concentrate on “telling the story,” to the point that we completely inhabit it, the quarrels and conflicts of the past two millennia will simply evaporate. And isn’t it pretty to think so.

Thanks for the great link -


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Anonymous said…
Another choice bit - wiping the tears from my eyes -


The grammar of this piece is an unmistakable sign that we are dealing not with the story of the God we recognize, but rather an outreach program of someone I prefer to call “Gawd,” the deity of the Egalitarians.



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