Sentences with phrase «evangelical writers»

Now, I completely agree that among evangelical writers, pastors, and speakers, the «emerging church» as a cohesive movement is clearly a thing of the past.

The reader is left puzzled as to why this sad, dishonest, and frequently vicious book is recommended by evangelical writers Lewis Smedes and Phil Yancey.

A number of evangelical writers have followed Lewis in his vision of a Purgatory of purification.

Too many Evangelical writers have used selective quotes, and glossed over our Founding Fathers» unorthodox beliefs.

Given the fundamentalist personal background of many young evangelical writers, this unconscious hangover of biblicism is not too surprising.

In another book by the same title, evangelical writer Rus Walton arrived at the conclusion that even the U.S. Constitution had been «divinely inspired.»

Most Insightful: Jeff Cook (at Jesus Creed) with «Rob Bell and C.S. Lewis» «There's not one controversial idea in Love Wins that is not clearly voiced as a real possibility by the most popular evangelical writer of the last century, CS Lewis.»

«Instead of cowering in fear over the imagined threat of an Islamic immigration invasion, the church can play the critical role in loving Muslim immigrants and helping them integrate into a very strange culture,» suggested evangelical writer Alan Noble.

Wide Open Spaces Jim Palmer With Divine Nobodies, emerging church leader Palmer touched a nerve with readers who gravitate toward cutting - edge evangelical writers like Brian McLaren and Donald Miller.

Description: Charles Bridges, one of the outstanding evangelical writers in the Church of England in the last century, issued his Exposition of Psalm 119 in 1827 when he was thirty - three years of age.

Although Biblical authority is asserted as a hallmark of the movement, it is daily called into question by the independent and contradictory theological opinions which are being given dogmatic status by evangelical writers.

Franky Schaeffer, an evangelical writer and moviemaker, is every bit as straightforward in reproaching fellow Christians as was his father, the late Francis Schaeffer.

As the Evangelical writer Peter Ould has noted, the priority ought not to be changing one's «sexual orientation», something which has been shown to be of somewhat limited use, but changing the orientation of oneself towards prayer, holiness and godliness.