A.Joseph
Puritan Board Senior
What is a bigger threat to Reformed orthodoxy for the individual and the church? Political or Theological Drift/legalism?
Can we fall into a trap of guarding against one, say political legalism, at the expense of Reformed Christian orthodoxy?
On the flip side, can we allow our political (“culture warrior”) allegiances/engagements/ activities to muddy the waters of Reformed Christian orthodoxy and church priority?
Does the answer lie in the abandonment of any potential (idol)ogical threats?
Any real time examples of certain ministries (e.g. Tim Keller - James White) falling into these particular traps?
Should there be more overlap between a White and a Keller? Is there(?) and are we too focused on possible distinctions in emphasis?
Can we fall into a trap of guarding against one, say political legalism, at the expense of Reformed Christian orthodoxy?
On the flip side, can we allow our political (“culture warrior”) allegiances/engagements/ activities to muddy the waters of Reformed Christian orthodoxy and church priority?
Does the answer lie in the abandonment of any potential (idol)ogical threats?
Any real time examples of certain ministries (e.g. Tim Keller - James White) falling into these particular traps?
Should there be more overlap between a White and a Keller? Is there(?) and are we too focused on possible distinctions in emphasis?
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