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How ought evangelicals to think about Mary, the mother of Jesus? I am a born-and-raised protestant. I grew up in a “non-demonimational” Vineyard Christian Fellowship church. I have since spent a lot of time in Episcopalian parishes, but I have […]
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Canonical Communities: Ash Wednesday and Christian Communities
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Christians by Faith, not by Genre: Sufjan, Swithfoot, and the Nature of the Artist
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The Community of the Word: Ecclesiology and the Perfection of God (Part Two)
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The Community of the Word: Ecclesiology and the Perfection of God (Part One)
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As Below, So Above: Cleaning Up After Haggard
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More About Evangelicalism
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Essays to Live By: Smart Guys on Diverse and Sundry Topics
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A recent discussion here at Mere-O ended with questions about the essence of evangelicalism. Enter Dr. Fred Sanders, theologian extraordinaire, who offers this dandy of a post on “Emphatic Evangelicalism.” Dr. Sanders was a professor and remains a hero, so […]
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Tradition and my church have an odd relationship. My church vocally and vociferously decries religious tradition as the dirty fingerprint that sinful man leaves upon the pure and undefield religion of God. If only men had sense enough to neither […]
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Blogotional and the Church
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Caritas Vincit Omnia