Is good theology like a pendulum or a plumb line? In the latest issues etc journal I

recount how I reacted to the errors of evangelicalism rather than returned to the

plumb line of God's word.

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In the Wittenburg Trail feature,

Felix Locke writes about his journey from Alliance on

sincerity and knowledge to a reliance on Christ. The free online issues

et cetera journal issues ETC.org. Look, I mean, if the Lord Almighty came out and said, Joe, get out of the race, the Lord

Almighty came out and said, Joe, get out of the race, the Lord Almighty came out and said,

Joe, get out of the race, I get out of the race,

the Lord Almighty's 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.

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