[xp38]

Amen

[boycott]

I listened to an interview of her on the radio recently. She tells it like it is. I look forward to reading her book.

[ConorMacNessa]

Bergoglio is fanning the flames of this heretical outbreak.

"Dia shábháil ar fad anseo!"

[Honorary Serb]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMEz63hUSW4

The Orthodox Church is the original and true Church!

The “progressive” “churches” are far, far away from her and are against her. They are also against any other churches that still have some or most of her original faith!!!!

[LeonardFMason]

“A “progressive Christianity” that denies the divinity of Christ, treats His incarnation and resurrection from the dead as myths, and reimagines human nature away from God’s created design and according to sexual libertinism isn’t just another take on the faith. It’s another gospel entirely.”

I object to “ANOTHER” Gospel.

It is a LIE from SATAN. Believing this LIE is the UNPARDONABLE Sin.

[boatbums]

The Liberal Christianity of Machen’s day focused on a social-reform agenda, fueled by feelings and informed by secular thought, barely draped in religious language. The God it preached was not sovereign over creation and providential over the affairs of men; did not really come in the flesh in the person of Jesus Christ, who did not really perform miracles or physically rise from the dead. The Bible was not really the fundamental and decisive revelation of God, nor the final authoritative source for morality, but must be understood according to our evolving scientific knowledge and political agendas.

With those kinds of beliefs, I find it impossible they could even refer to it as "Christian"!

[fishtank]

Christianity and Liberalism - J. Gresham Machen
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The message of this famous classic of the Christian faith is more desperately needed in the 21st century than it was in the early 20th century. Since Machen wrote, the philosophical and theological trends that generated the issues he was addressing have become more firmly entrenched in the consciousness not only of the culture at large, but of evangelical Christianity in particular. The major thesis of this books is not that theological liberalism is bad, although Machen leaves little doubt of his opinion of it. Rather, the major thesis is that theologically liberal Christianity is not Christianity at all, and that toward every one of the most fundamental teachings of historic Christianity, theological liberalism takes an antithetical stance.

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