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If the church is as bad as so many of those outside it think it is, is there even a point in going? Matthew Loftus says there is.
Jake MeadorChurchEconomics
Early American history scholar Francis Bremer describes the Puritan doctrine of the commonwealth.
Jake MeadorChurchEconomics
Early American history scholar Francis Bremer describes the Puritan doctrine of the commonwealth.
Jake MeadorChurch
Russell Moore on the consequences that seeing ourselves as a majority has had on American Christians.
Jake MeadorChurch
Russell Moore on the consequences that seeing ourselves as a majority has had on American Christians.
Jake MeadorChurch
Philip Schaff explains why appeals to church tradition do not actually provide a sound basis for Christian unity or buffer against divisiveness.
Jake MeadorChurch
Philip Schaff explains why appeals to church tradition do not actually provide a sound basis for Christian unity or buffer against divisiveness.
Jake MeadorChurchEvangelicalism
There are three groups within the existing Benedict Option discussions: the Augustinian radicals, magisterial Protestants, and illiberal Catholics.
Jake MeadorChurch
Joseph Minich and Jonathan Leeman offer three shared affirmations and one lingering question following their ecclesiology debate.
Jake MeadorChurch
In the aftermath of the back-and-forth between Joe Minich and Jonathan Leeman, a few key ecclesiology questions have become apparent.
Jonathan LeemanChurch
Jonathan Leeman was kind enough to write a lengthy reply to Joseph Minich's recent extended review of his new book "Political Church."
Joseph MinichChurch
Other posts in the series: Part 1 of Minich’s Review Leeman’s Response 3 Ecclesiology Questions Joint Statements Here is part two of Joseph Minich’s review of Political Church by Jonathan Leeman. You can download a full PDF of the review by […]