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Originally posted by Scott
Here is the article. Weird statement: "Reconstruction has slowly absorbed, congregation by congregation, the conservative Presbyterian Church in America (not to be confused with the progressive Presbyterian Church [USA]) and has heavily influenced others, notably the Southern Baptists."
Originally posted by Scott
BTW, the PCA news bulletin which mentioned the article describe the publication as "left of center." I had never heard of Mother Jones before.
Originally posted by CalsFarmer
Thats a new one on me...but if you think about it...any view that differs with his Dispensational-ness is something that he would not necesssarily agree with. Besides we all know that anyone who does not like something or someone will use the word nazi very very freely and totally out of context.
Of course there are a couple of bloggers out there that advocate the reconstructionsist theme and seem to be those that would have no problem a all stoning other believers of different schools of thought...
Originally posted by Scott
Here is the article. Weird statement: "Reconstruction has slowly absorbed, congregation by congregation, the conservative Presbyterian Church in America (not to be confused with the progressive Presbyterian Church [USA]) and has heavily influenced others, notably the Southern Baptists."
Originally posted by Scott
BTW, the PCA news bulletin which mentioned the article describe the publication as "left of center." I had never heard of Mother Jones before.
Originally posted by Scott
Here is the article. Weird statement: "Reconstruction has slowly absorbed, congregation by congregation, the conservative Presbyterian Church in America (not to be confused with the progressive Presbyterian Church [USA]) and has heavily influenced others, notably the Southern Baptists."
Originally posted by WrittenFromUtopia
The word 'reconstruction' seems to imply that Christianity lost some sort of struggle and needs to gather its troops and play catch-up with paganism. That just seems silly to me. God has been, is, and always will be providentially in control of all things, including the progression of a nation and its leaders. The heart of a king is in the hands of the Lord. The gospel will be triumphant whether or not America survives as a republic.
Originally posted by Civbert
P.S. I'm certain I've read the MJ article before, or one so like it that the MJ one is almost plagiarized. All that seems different is the name of the church named in the narrative. It was all "right-wing conspiracy" stuff only with a few men leading it.
[Edited on 1-19-2006 by Civbert]
Originally posted by Scott
BTW, the PCA news bulletin which mentioned the article describe the publication as "left of center." I had never heard of Mother Jones before.