50 most influential christians

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Originally posted by fredtgreco
Originally posted by Rick Larson
Remember, this list contains the most influencial, not the most orthodox.

Agreed. By it is most influential Christians. That is why Billy Graham should be on the list, even if someone does not agree with all his theology.

T.D. Jakes is not a Christian. He is not Trinitarian.

Right- It should be titled Professing Christians.
 
I think its a goo thing to see John Piper there it shows that we have some voice in spite of the dominanly humanistic teachers out there.



I would nto be suprised to seeMark Driscoll on there in the near future. He is probably the most reformed I use it lightly here emergent pastor there is.

blade

[Edited on 1-18-2006 by Bladestunner316]
 
Originally posted by fredtgreco
Be more concerned that the top 2 (Jakes, Osteen) are complete heretics. I wish they were orthodox enough to be Arminian.

Now ain't that the truth!!
 
Originally posted by puritancovenanter
Originally posted by Scott
Dr. Phil?

He was on the Hour of Power. Doesn't that count.

Yes, I watched it. I am going to blame my parents now. It is there fault.


...........DR. PHIL!!!

Honestly, I don't get it.

DR. PHIL!!!
 
intellectually snobbish upity neo reformists who always have their head in a book written by someone who is at least 100 years dead

That's pretty rich Keon. I might have to incorporate that into my signature. I think I should be offended but I feel strangely drawn to that description, yes, I like it very much.

I wonder if the DMV would let me put that on my license plate. :banana:
 
"Fred, do you have any insight on Joel Osteen? What makes him outside the realm of the general charasmatic orthodoxy (if there is such a thing)? I have a very personal reason for asking."

Brett: If you want, I can email you the Texas Monthly article on Joel. Send me you email address if you want it.
 
Originally posted by Scott
"Fred, do you have any insight on Joel Osteen? What makes him outside the realm of the general charasmatic orthodoxy (if there is such a thing)? I have a very personal reason for asking."

Brett: If you want, I can email you the Texas Monthly article on Joel. Send me you email address if you want it.

raderag @ yahoo

I definitly take issue with his style, theolgoy, etc, but I haven't seen him deny what many evangelicals would consider to be fundamental.
 
Originally posted by BobVigneault
intellectually snobbish upity neo reformists who always have their head in a book written by someone who is at least 100 years dead

That's pretty rich Keon. I might have to incorporate that into my signature. I think I should be offended but I feel strangely drawn to that description, yes, I like it very much.

I wonder if the DMV would let me put that on my license plate. :banana:

I checked with Madison......they said no. :D
 
I checked with Madison......they said no. :D

Thanks for checking brother Ivan. In that case I'm just going to have a large vinyl sign made and stick in on the side of the family van. Keep an eye out for us when we drive through Burlington. :handshake:


Don't worry Keon, I'll correct the grammar and such. I'll credit you of course in 256 point flourescent fushia Bodini Bold type. Thanks.

[Edited on 1-18-2006 by BobVigneault]
 
Originally posted by BobVigneault
I checked with Madison......they said no. :D

Thanks for checking brother Ivan. In that case I'm just going to have a large vinyl sign made and stick in on the side of the family van. Keep an eye out for us when we drive through Burlington. :handshake:

Will do, brother Bob, will do. :up: :handshake:
 
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