Yesterday, following Denny Burk’s article on fellowship and orthodoxy, I asked about our own consistency on fellowship when it comes to the propagation of false
ethics
Closeness on ethics doesn’t lessen the gulf over eternal matters of salvation
With the death of Pope Benedict XVI, there seem to be a great number of evangelicals paying homage. Indeed, there has been a small trend
Make this your general rule of thumb when binding the conscience of others
You don’t have to be around Christians very long before you hear someone saying, ‘do you really think you should be doing that?’ or, perhaps
A bit less religon please, we’re religious
In yesterday’s Times (paywall), Sarah Tor made the following comments regarding hymns in church schools: As a Muslim who attended a Christian school, I say
But it worked out for me!
I have noticed a a tendency to argue in line with the title of this post quite a lot. Let me give you some examples