Hirsch – Frost Questions from ReJesus
Christian deconstruction is really a form of being enlightened by the Word which leads to confession, repentance, and a reforming of our ways. Continue reading
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How Deconstruction Saved My Faith 3
McLaren, in the interview I mentioned earlier, talks about how this deconstruction works. I mentioned that the emerging church is a kind of “back to the Bible movement,” even though many see it as unorthodox. It may be, in some ways, … Continue reading
Response to Henry
Henry asks some great, probing questions. [see his comment under "How Deconstruction Saved My Faith 2] And just as an aside… Henry… I really appreciate how you’ve written these questions and challenges to myself and to the emerging postmoderns in the … Continue reading
How Deconstruction Saved My Faith 2
I was reading an interview with Brian McLaren on his book Everything Must Change from The Other Journal, and I read something in his narrative from the early 90′s that is very similar to what I was going through during … Continue reading
How Deconstruction and Postmodern Philosophy Saved My Faith
I know that sounds strange to many of you when you hear it coming from the perspective of a Christian Pastor. However, I think in some ways it’s true. I actually could’ve written, “My Conversion, Thanks to Deconstructionism”. I’ve been … Continue reading
The Future of Evangelicalism
I’ve been thinking a lot for several years about the future of evangelicalism. A number of writers over the past decade have written about both the past, the meaning of, and the future of evangelicalism. There’s no consensus. I guess … Continue reading