Pet doctrines can be dangerous, whether they come from conservative or liberal believers. This book invites various Christians to come together to think about the Word of the living God with the mission of the church in mind. It examines liberal and evangelical theologies, church movements, and politics.
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Synopsis:
Pet doctrines can be dangerous, whether they come from conservative or liberal believers. Former seminary professor Paul McGlasson, now a Presbyterian pastor, invites all Christians to come together to think about the Word of the living God with the mission of the church in mind. His desire is that Christians must "turn directly to Scripture itself, seeking to hear the living voice of Christ through the guidance of the Holy Spirit." Along the way, he examines liberal and evangelical theologies, church movements, and politics. This thought-provoking book will be stimulating reading for pastors, seminary students, and any other Christians concerned with the health and unity of the body of Christ.
About the Author:
Paul C. McGlasson (Ph.D., Yale University) is pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Sullivan, Indiana. He is the author of Canon and Redemption: Sermons for Our Times and Another Gospel: A Confrontation with Liberation Theology.
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