The Toronto Globe and Mail comments on the decline liberal christianity as manifested in the United Church of Canada. The collapse of the liberal church - The Globe and Mail
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They used to be called the mainline protestant churches. I suggest we call them the sideline churches. Their fully secular secular brethren have even passed them by.The liberal so-called churches can't decline fast enough
What is most perplexing to me about the collapse of liberal Christianity is that the liberal churches refuse to recognize that it is their complete abandonment of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ that has caused their collapse. Rather than repent and believe in the gospel they continue down their regressive path of sin in the name of being "progressive".
To quote the article: "The church’s leaders are like the last of the Marxist-Leninists: still convinced they’re right despite the fact that the rest of the world has moved on."
Having been heavily involved in the UCC I don't know any church so liberal. I went to a congregation for 2 years and heard Jesus mentioned once.
Or what's worse is that they take their liberalism and start trying to slip it into the conservative churches.What is most perplexing to me about the collapse of liberal Christianity is that the liberal churches refuse to recognize that it is their complete abandonment of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ that has caused their collapse. Rather than repent and believe in the gospel they continue down their regressive path of sin in the name of being "progressive".
To quote the article: "The church’s leaders are like the last of the Marxist-Leninists: still convinced they’re right despite the fact that the rest of the world has moved on."
Hey, given we're in Québec... that just means more space for new Conservative evangelical Church Plants to meet so no complaints here. I know a missionary in the suburbs of Montréal whose congregation made a deal with a UCC congregation... if they cut the price in half they would permit the UCC congregation to use it free of charge (all old people) for their bingo games, services, cooking events, etc. for a period of 5 years. And it worked out... the good evangelical baptists got a great building at a great price, the Gospel goes out, a liberal congregation got an official death sentence of 5 years, and got to make some old people happy.
I suggest we call them the sideline churches.
Nice!!!!
many times you'll have people from liberal churches come into conservative churches while not necessarily leaving their liberalism behind.
We have someone from that background. She was initially applying for a paid position in our church but we had to reject her when she couldn't articulate the gospel. She's slowly turning around as she attends our church.