Preserving the Bond of Peace
Note: Dr. Sam Horn is host of The Word for Life radio program.
by Dr. Sam Horn
Two Degrees of Separation
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The Continuing Conversation on Separation
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Somewhat old news, perhaps, but at to Give an Answer, Kevin Bauder responds to Scott Buchanan’s assessment of “The Importance of Separation”
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Jesus Junk
I’ve come full circle.
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Albert Mohler: "The misjudgment of true fundamentalism is the belief that all disagreements concern first-order doctrines."
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Albert Mohler communicates his position on levels of separation.
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The Importance of Separation
One occasionally hears the wry observation that fundamentalists believe in all the fundamentals—including separation. The force of this remark is to imply that fundamentalists separate, not only from people who deny the fundamentals, but also from genuine Christians who believe all the fundamentals but who do not separate.
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Beauty and the Best (Part 2 of 2)
Toward the Development of Christian Aesthetics in Music
While the Bible never specifically connects music with beauty, it does connect worship with beauty in several Old Testament passages. Consider these verses (with emphasis added):
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"In my mind, neither evangelicalism nor fundamentalism needs a voice in the wider culture. Pursuing that voice has been the root of most of the church's problems."
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Dave Doran in the comments of Nate Busenitz’s post “We Do Believe in Separation”
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Beauty and the Best (Part 1 of 2)
Toward the Development of Christian Aesthetics in Music
For centuries, economists struggled to answer the seeming disparity between the value of diamonds and the value of water. This paradox was discussed by great thinkers such as Copernicus, Locke, and Smith. Water is essential for life and has many purposes but is far less valuable than diamonds which are mostly appreciated for their beauty alone. Shouldn’t water carry the greater value?
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"How could different fundamentalist leaders, all of whom held the same doctrinal convictions (the fundamentals), respond so differently to the question of ecclesiastical separation?"
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Nate Busentiz has an interesting post on “History’s Blurred Line of Separation”
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