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Monthly Archives: July 2013
To Hear Christ’s Name
“I have read of an old Welsh believer who used to walk several miles every Sunday to hear an English clergyman preach, though she did not understand a word of English. She was asked why she did so. She replied … Continue reading
Setting Jesus Against Himself
Sometimes Jesus is in vogue, and this happens in different ways. I am not talking about the History Channel around Christmas and Easter, but rather about ethics and liberal Christianity. There are a great many number of people who pit … Continue reading
Swapping Ideals
Christianity is the sort of thing that should, and necessarily will, change culture. In our own day, however, many Christians are far more content to let culture change Christianity. Reform without unity is chaos, and unity requires common goals. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Theology, Worldview
Tagged Christian Reconstruction, G. K. Chesterton, postmillennialism, Reform
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