‘It’s
a
very
distressing
thing
about
evangelicalism – we are not very good at
responsible domestic debate,’ wrote John
Stott in 1995 in Third Way. His words still
resonate today; we evangelicals are people
with strong convictions and a passion
for truth. How do we debate hot-button
issues in a way which glorifies Jesus?
When
it comes
to
talking about such
matters as the Fletcher and Smyth scandals,
there are rightly additional challenges and
sensitivities too. Somehow, though, we have
to find Christ-like ways of discussing these
things both in en and elsewhere.
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‘It’s a very distressing thing about evangelicalism – we are not very good at responsible domestic debate,’ wrote John Stott in 1995 in Third Way. His words still resonate today; we evangelicals are people with strong convictions and a passion for truth. How do we debate hot-button issues in a way which glorifies Jesus?
When it comes to talking about such matters as the Fletcher and Smyth scandals, there are rightly additional challenges and sensitivities too. Somehow, though, we have to find Christ-like ways of discussing these things both in en and elsewhere.
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