Liberal churches dying

[Kevin]

An article about the death of liberal churches from Canada's national newspaper. From one in fifteen Canadians to one in ninety in only one generation.

Discuss among yourselves.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/the-collapse-of-the-liberal-church/article4443228/

 

[Tom Hart]

That's the 'denomination' with rainbow flags in front of every church building. Greenpeace with pews.

That is an older article, though. To get a taste of how things are in that apostate body, here's a recent one about the atheist minister.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/r...r-closer-to-being-dismissed-in-formal-hearing

 

[OrthodoxReformer]

That's the 'denomination' with rainbow flags in front of every church building. Greenpeace with pews.

That is an older article, though. To get a taste of how things are in that apostate body, here's a recent one about the atheist minister.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/r...r-closer-to-being-dismissed-in-formal-hearing

What is going on in these apostate liberal "churches" is sickening....

 

[Tom Hart]

The United Church of Canada threw out doctrine decades ago. No wonder they're declining in numbers. All you see in their services now are a few grey heads.

They offer nothing. They do not have the gospel, and so give no hope. They serve no purpose (or at least they can't do what they mean to as well as Greenpeace or the social progressives can). Why would anyone attend a United Church?

The sooner this denomination evaporates, the better. It mars the meaning of 'Christian'.

 

[Edward]

An article about the death of liberal churches

Well, other than the fact that they aren't really churches, but rather synagogues of Satan, I take this as good news.

 

[NaphtaliPress]

Rather that we focus on the decay in our own house to avoid the like end.

 

[hammondjones]

They offer nothing.

Nailed it.

 

[Tom Hart]

We can take the warning from these apostates, though. We can identify patterns, and seek to avoid them.

 

[Edward]

We can identify patterns, and seek to avoid them.

With the PCA, it seems more like they are identifying patterns, and seeking to repeat them.

 

[NaphtaliPress]

Yep; but this has been going on a while so while shocking it should not surprise we now have this:
https://www.facebook.com/chuck.williams.5855/posts/10207868573453389?pnref=story

With the PCA, it seems more like they are identifying patterns, and seeking to repeat them.

 

[gordo]

I remember when I left the faith in 2012 I sought out a 'liberal' United church. After I attended I said to myself 'what's the point?' so I just stopped attending churches altogether. It was kinda like beer. Reformed was like drinking a nice stout, 7% alcohol and lots of flavour. The United church was like drinking low-carb beer, 3% alcohol and watery flavour. At that point, what was the point of even drinking beer?