New article on Calvinism and Missions - gimme your thoughts
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Jimmy the Greek
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After a quick read, I thought it was pretty good. His bottom line is that, contrary to popular (and recurring) opinion, Calvinism per se is not and never has been anti-missional. However, he was a bit too irenic in his tone for my taste. He could have concluded with a much stronger rebuke. 
Regarding Indonesia:
reading on the topic of Dutch missions in Indonesia, I cannot call it an entirely healthy effort.
The author speaks of the fruit that resulted, but a longer article would be needed to examine whether this was fruit DUE TO or DESPITE some of the practices of the reformed missions in Indonesia.
Plus, most of the growth occurred among the Bataks, who were mostly evangelized by the Germans and not the Dutch.
reading on the topic of Dutch missions in Indonesia, I cannot call it an entirely healthy effort.
The author speaks of the fruit that resulted, but a longer article would be needed to examine whether this was fruit DUE TO or DESPITE some of the practices of the reformed missions in Indonesia.
Plus, most of the growth occurred among the Bataks, who were mostly evangelized by the Germans and not the Dutch.
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