Is good theology like a pendulum or a plumb line?

In the latest issues etc journal I recount how I reacted to the heirs of evangelicalism

rather than return to the plumb line of God's word.

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Just click the red journal subscription button in the right hand column at issues ETC.org. In the Wittenberg trail feature, Felix Locke writes about his journey from reliance on sincerity and knowledge to a reliance on Christ.

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Look, I mean, if the Lord Almighty came in and I said,

Look, I mean, if the Lord Almighty came out and said, Joe, get out of the race, I get out of the race, the Lord Almighty is not coming down.

If you say you don't like cultural Christianity,

sometimes I think what people don't realize is every culture will have some sort of

social and moral foundation.

I tend to think Christianity is a good one and it's worked for our culture and society

for a really long time.

That the internet is preaching authenticity, it's preaching anger, it's preaching shame, it's

preaching consumption, and it's preaching

meaninglessness to us.

The technology itself kind of pushes down into our hearts.

And that's where the Tadeum itself brings us.

It brings us to absolute joy before the blood of Christ,

that by the sacrifice which Jesus offered, we to joy with the angels and archagels and with all of the

company of heaven and with all of these redeemed from the earth in this song of praise.

Canadian kayakers in Ontario love listening to issues etc. I noticed this idea emerging in Lutheran circles, oh, maybe a decade ago.

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