After over a month of "blogging silence," I would like to point your attention to the issue of separation. I have had several classes at my fundamentalist school that have presented a fundamentalist's position on it. The following interview has been cited on several blogs recently and I echo their interest in the issues presented. It is worth listening to.
Mark Dever and Mark Minnick
Psalm 63:1 - "O God, you are my God; earnestly I seek you; my soul thirsts for you; my flesh faints for you, as in a dry and weary land where there is no water."
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1 comment:
Its kind of errie listening to people talk about something that I am so familiar with, with such an outside unfamiliarity. My attention is caught with the comment that went something like we separated from you 60 years ago and now you don't even know we exist.
I also like the box illustration.
My mind recalls hearing accounts of families that can belong to a baptist church and then join a Lutheran church. I am glad that my family found a church that clearly communicated the fundamentals to a point where when my family left that church they searched for a church that was also fundamentalist.
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