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Borders is better. To be honest, I'd rather go to Borders than to a "Christian" bookstore. At least I can find Calvin and Augustine, history, and education in the aisles. Rather the latter simply slaps you with Beverly Lewis, Joyce Meyers, a bunch of ceramics, and Veggie Tales.
- I'm a big fan of several local Borders stores, for these same reasons. Their organization of topics is MUCH better too.What exactly was Issues, etc.? something like a Lutheran White Horse Inn?
What exactly was Issues, etc.? something like a Lutheran White Horse Inn?
While "Issues, Etc." never criticized Mr. Kieschnick or his colleagues, its attacks against shallow church marketing included mention of some approaches embraced by the current leadership. It opposed, for instance, the emergent church -- an attempt to accommodate postmodern culture by blending philosophies and practices from throughout the church's history -- and the Purpose Driven Church movement, which reorients the church's message toward self-help and self-improvement.
This isn't the first time the Missouri Synod has been divided between confessional Lutherans and those enamored with the latest religious fads. In the 1970s, alert confessional laity thwarted a top-down imposition of chic liberal theology in the church's seminaries.
. . . As synod bureaucrats support congregations that hide their Lutheran identity while terminating the strong witness of "Issues, Etc.," members of the denomination are asking if they can have their grandfather's church back.
Well now, I just found a reputable source for this info - The Wall Street Journal of all places.
Radio Silence - WSJ.com
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