Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism

Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. urges members of his student body to obtain concealed-carry permits and arm themselves.

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CNN Asks Slain San Bernardino Man’s Widow If He Was Asking For It

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Mark Dever wrote a article called “What’s Wrong With Search Committees.” He lists (ahem) nine things:

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“I have always been and I’m still drawn to the very edges of religion and faith and God. I’ve said a few times that I don’t even know if we know what we mean by God anymore. That’s the edges of faith. That’s the thing that pulls me. I’m not really drawn to the center. I’m not drawn to the orthodox or the mainstream or the status quo… I’m always wandering out to the edge and beyond.”

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stufffundieslike ends 8 year run

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That is the first time I have ever heard of an ETS member openly supporting gay marriage in a presentation. Second, after the presentations, the moderator said that the papers represented a good range of “evangelical” opinion on the subject of marriage. Apparently, he even included Gushee’s presentation within the pale of evangelical possibilities.

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Vic Nischik, author of Jack Hyles expose “The Wizard of God”, passes

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Several centuries from now I can imagine a church historian excavating the fossils of church bulletins and seeing the words “Baby Dedication” in an order of service. “What is that?!” the historian will exclaim. “Ah,” a colleague will knowingly nod. “That’s a late-twentieth century specimen called Paedo-Dedicatius.

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Liberals treat first-order doctrines as if they were merely third-order in importance, and doctrinal ambiguity is the inevitable result. Fundamentalism, on the other hand, tends toward the opposite error. The misjudgment of true fundamentalism is the belief that all disagreements concern first-order doctrines.

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