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Ravi Zacharias, Al Mohler, and R.C. Sproul on post modernism and the Emergent Church. Along with the issues that Ravi, Al, and R.C. make, at the very heart of the Church’s embrace of post-modernism is the fact that Christians in this generation do not want to carry “their cross”. The Gospel (which first calls men [...]
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There is a lot of talk today of Abraham Kuyper’s “common grace theology” in the evangelical world today – even men like Rick Warren and many of the Emergents have gotten on the “Kuyperian” bandwagon lately. As I have listened to these folks, I have noticed a subtle difference between their view of “common grace” [...]
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