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I've often puzzled over evangelicals who pope, as the Lutherans say. I think it works this way.
I think this is the kindest thing that can be said for this man. He, the author of this piece, once told me that "Van Til was a blathering idiot." I think Dr. Clark has correctly identified "the way it works" for these converts to Romanism. They are on a continual quest for a religious experience, admiring along the way, for example (you will notice from the article), even the feeling he experienced from hanging up one's coat in a church. Now, to be sure, he experienced that feeling in a Protestant church, but it is the feeling he derived from that act which he still values. I think that communicates volumes.Originally posted by Ivan
I think the man who wrote the article is very confused.
Originally posted by DTK
They are on a continual quest for a religious experience, admiring along the way, for example (you will notice from the article), even the feeling he experienced from hanging up one's coat in a church. Now, to be sure, he experienced that feeling in a Protestant church, but it is the feeling he derived from that act which he still values. I think that communicates volumes.