7 Problems with Christian Opposition to Inerrancy
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Robert Bowman
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Robert Bowman
Heretics – Why I Love (Some) of Them
I like rebels. Let me rephrase… I like some rebels. They go against the grain, refusing to be bound by tradition. In movies, they’re the heroes. They’re the ones who don’t...
C Michael Patton
The Entertainment Driven Church
I recently decided to follow my own oft given advice and venture out to other churches just to see what the cultural landscape looks like and to stretch myself a bit. First, I...
C Michael Patton
Converting from Evangelicalism
“Converstionism.” This is one of the few marks of Evangelicalism spoken of by Evangelical historian Mark Noll. Evangelicals believe that people must experience a sincere...
C Michael Patton
Will the Real Emerger Please Stand Up?
Warning, long post ahead: Download as PDF How does one define the emerging church? This is not an easy question to answer. Are you emerging? Maybe you are and you just...
C Michael Patton
Minimizing Christianity to the Glory of God
Being in ministry—being in theological ministry—the passions run high. You are going to say some wrong things and you are going to have some wrong things said about you. Such...
C Michael Patton
My Definite Stance on Inerrancy
For my upcoming Bibliology and Hermeneutics students, here is a rework of my stance on inerrancy. Do I believe in inerrancy? I guess, these days, it depends on who you ask and...
C Michael Patton
Greg Eby on Funamentalism, Postmodernism, and The Theology Program
This is a letter from Greg Eby, a student in The Theology Program, to his pastor about The Theology Program. ____________________ Remember the rigid Fundamentalism of the...
C Michael Patton
Minimizing Christianity to the Glory of God?
Being in ministry—being in theological ministry—the passions run high. You are going to say some wrong things and you are going to have some wrong things said...
C Michael Patton
“Convert Tinted Glasses” or “Are Emergers Simply ‘Embittered Evangelicals’?”
“Converstionism.” This is one of the few marks of Evangelicalism spoken of by Evangelical historian Mark Noll. Evangelicals believe that people must experience a...
C Michael Patton