PointyHaired Calvinist
Puritan Board Junior
The Good News: More faithful churches are about the leave the PCUSA, apparently.
The Bad News: Are they that great? Apparently the EPC is too conservative for them!
My questions:
1) Do they embrace neo-Orthodox liberalism since they insist on keeping the entire Book of Confessions, which includes the not-so-great Barmen Declaration, and the abominable Confession of 1967?
2) They insist on recognizing women's ordination, but hasn't the EPC gone out of their way to welcome PCUSA churches with woman preachers and elders? Does this "New Reformed Body" want to mandate it like the PCUSA does? I guess they will exclude complementarian congregations?
Do they want to get "back to Scripture and the Confessions", or back to a time when things weren't quite as liberal?
The Bad News: Are they that great? Apparently the EPC is too conservative for them!
My questions:
1) Do they embrace neo-Orthodox liberalism since they insist on keeping the entire Book of Confessions, which includes the not-so-great Barmen Declaration, and the abominable Confession of 1967?
2) They insist on recognizing women's ordination, but hasn't the EPC gone out of their way to welcome PCUSA churches with woman preachers and elders? Does this "New Reformed Body" want to mandate it like the PCUSA does? I guess they will exclude complementarian congregations?
Do they want to get "back to Scripture and the Confessions", or back to a time when things weren't quite as liberal?