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The New Legalism: Missional, Radical, Narcissistic, and Shamed

By sifilings on Tue, 05/20/14
Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism
Legalism
The New Legalism: Missional, Radical, Narcissistic, and Shamed

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Rob Fall

NewI can see

Tue, 05/20/14

where the writer is coming from.

Hoping to shed more light than heat..

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dmicah

Newdevelopment

Wed, 05/21/14

Yea, I think his thoughts need some development. Constricted by the blog format. But innovative thinking found in simplicity nonetheless.

www.micahpattisall.com

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mmartin

NewGood Blog Post

Wed, 05/21/14

Good blog post! Many excellent thoughts.

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Teri Ploski

NewBroken link?

Wed, 05/21/14

I’d like to read the article, but the link appears (at least to me) to be broken. I got a “no data received” notification.

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dcbii

NewWorking here

Thu, 05/22/14
Teri,

Just tried this, and the link is working for me. Not sure what the problem might be, but the source appears OK.

Dave Barnhart

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Teri Ploski

NewIt's back up for me now

Thu, 05/22/14

Thanks.

Related . . .

Topics: Holiness, Personal Convictions, Standards, Legalism
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  • Differentiating Holiness from Legalism
  • "Christians face the temptation to moralize our opinions. When we start elevating certain things as more godly than others, we turn into Pharisees"
  • On Humphrey Bogart, Devil’s Island, and Going Back to Prison
  • "find a Christian who is careful to obey God in everything, and we won’t have to look far to find another Christian to call him a legalist"

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