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South Carolina Diocese Walks out of Episcopal General Convention

Statement from Bishop Lawrence expected shortly

Written by George Conger | Wednesday, July 11, 2012

The Bishop and Deputation of the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina have withdrawn from the 77th General Convention. On 11 July 2012 the lay and clergy deputies released a statement confirming their withdrawal. “Due to the actions of General Convention, the South Carolina Deputation has concluded that we cannot continue with business as usual. We... Continue Reading

“Ask Jesus into Your Heart”: A History of the Sinner’s Prayer

Full of guilt, alas I am, but to thy wounds for refuge flee; Friend of sinners, spotless lamb, thy blood was shed for me…" -- G. Whitefield

Written by Thomas Kidd, Patheos | Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Then there was a major uptick in the use of the actual phrase “ask Jesus into your heart” in the 1970s, perhaps as children’s ministry became more formalized and leaders looked for very simple ways to explain to children what a decision for Christ would entail.

The Sin of Uzzah

A Critique of Iain Murray's Review of the recent work on Martin Lloyd Jones

Written by Carl Trueman, Ref21 | Wednesday, July 11, 2012

'Did his medical training impact the way he read the Bible?', 'Did personal rivalries within the British evangelical movement of the 50s shape the way things fell out in the 60s?' and 'Was his understanding of the Puritans something they themselves would have recognized or did it involve infusing a certain amount of whacky eighteenth century Welsh Methodist mysticism back into them?'

The False Theology of Episcopalian Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori

Reflection on her sermon delivered at the General Convention July 8, 2012

Written by Sarah Frances Ives, PhD, VirtueOnline | Wednesday, July 11, 2012

In this sermon, Jefferts Schori continued her mission of destroying the Christian faith through her rhetorical device of dismissive ridicule. On July 8, 2012, Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori preached her brand of post-Christian religion while masquerading as a Christian bishop. She mocked most of the crucial doctrines of the Christian faith, including the God... Continue Reading

PCA Stated Clerk Issues Statement “Perspective on Human Sexuality and Ordination”

Public Statement from the Stated Clerk Dr. L. Roy Taylor dated July 6, 2012

Written by Staff | Tuesday, July 10, 2012

The Westminster Confession of Faith 24-1, The Larger Catechism 137-139, and The Shorter Catechism 70-72 explain our Church’s understanding regarding marriage, particularly in reference to the Seventh Commandment, “You shall not commit adultery.” For additional information follow this link: http://pcaac.org/WCF.htm.

What Jerry Sandusky’s Fall Teaches Us About the Christian Basis For Morality

Christianity thrived in the most pagan cultures, and will continue to thrive the darker it gets today

Written by Bob Hayton | Tuesday, July 10, 2012

"If Sandusky would have lived 2000 years ago, he would not have been found guilty of anything. He would not even have been noticed. His actions would have been entirely unremarkable. There would have been no disgust, no anger. The verdict would have been innocent, and in fact, the notion that he was guilty of anything would have been unintelligible" --Catholic World Report

At the Episcopal Church Conference: Bishops go Transgender

Only two orthodox bishops expressed any disapproval.

Written by David W. Virtue | Monday, July 9, 2012

Bishop Mark Lawrence of South Carolina spoke against the resolution arguing that marriage (between a man and a woman) is the only given in creation. [Transgenderism] is an idol that will break us. The whole range of transgenderism goes contrary to the gay and lesbian debate. We are abandoning all forms of givenness."

When You Come to a False Choice in the Road – Don’t Take It

Revealing Three Rhetorical Tricks and One Rhetorical Trap of Eric Metaxas

Written by Paul Mulner | Monday, July 9, 2012

H.L. Mencken once famously said of Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, “It is genuinely stupendous. But let us not forget that it is poetry, not logic; beauty, not sense.” What Mencken rightly noticed was the ability of words to persuade us to a certain position without actually demonstrating how that position is the logical conclusion of the facts at hand.

Of Palaces, Priests, and Clerical Collars

The clerical collar and related paraphernalia has become a badge of liberalism

Written by Iain Campbell | Monday, July 9, 2012

Of course, that’s only a personal view. Maybe I have no real style to speak of. For all the pomp, ceremony and lavishness of my night out at the Palace, there is still nothing to beat eating potatoes and salt mackerel with bare fingers and downed with a long glass of cold milk.   There... Continue Reading

The Evolution of the Debate: Divided on Origins

CT Cover Story: We haven't always been this way.

Written by Christianity Today Staff | Sunday, July 8, 2012

In 1961, Henry Morris and John Whitcomb Jr. published The Genesis Flood, which argued for a literal reading not only of the Flood account but also of Genesis 1 and 2, reinvigorating the creationist movement. That movement has since split into six-day creationists and old-earth creationists, as well as other finely tuned variations

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