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Home/Opinion/From Big Tent to Pup Tent: A Canadian Pastor’s Response to Dr. Gleason

From Big Tent to Pup Tent: A Canadian Pastor’s Response to Dr. Gleason

Written by Kevin Rogers, V73 | Friday, April 27, 2012

Dr. Gleason is against camping, and Democrats, and Obama, and immigrants. Ok I get that, but what exactly does that have to do with the PCA?

 

I read pastor Gleason’s recent columns(Part 1, 2, & 3) with interest, and I must admit a certain sense of puzzlement. I know that since I’m way up here in Canada, I am a bit out of the loop, PCA wise. But I must admit I really couldn’t follow my brothers line of argument very well at all. And I am not alone. I have heard from a couple of other Canadian TE’s that they got lost as well, when he veered back and forth from issues facing the church, to issues of American politics.

Now I know that local politics is of great interest to, well locals. But to the rest of us, they are slightly less interesting. To say the least.

But what really has me worried was that Dr. Gleason seems to suggest (implicitly, if not explicitly) that all of us in the PCA must join him in a pup tent of uniformity of views. Not just on theology, but on a wide range of issues from, illegal immigration (to the USA, presumably, but perhaps he meant illegal immigration where ever it rears it ugly head?), to US presidential politics, US domestic politics, Oh, and by the way he also has some advice for us all on uniformity of worship styles.

Thanks. But you will excuse me if I defer your advice to a later time. A lot later.

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