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Kevin DeYoung has begun a multi-part pillorying of Brian McLaren’s new book A New Kind of Christianity. This will be a more extensive treatment than the Challies review that I highlighted yesterday, though equally as critical. You can read it here.
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henrybish
Denny, off-topic but I thought you might find this article interesting:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/religion/7221802/Vicar-tells-women-to-submit-to-husbands.html
the story was also covered elsewhere and in one of the news pieces they had the honesty of presenting this response by a young lady:
“A woman of 24 who was at the sermon said: ‘Isn’t it a vicar’s job not to tell you what everyone wants to hear and what society says, but to help explain the Bible says about issues?’”
Amen to that!
henrybish
p.s any idea what has happened to the CBMW website? It seems to have been offline for a little while now?
Barton Ramsey
Good review. I enjoyed reading that.