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"1. Put your heresy in a song with a good beat. It will be sung in churches all over the world."

By SharperIron on Wed, 10/26/11
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Evangelicalism
Theology
10 Heresy-Hiders in Evangelicalism
7. Appear cool, sweet, metro, or simply different from other pastors. Spike your hair and dress cool. Say curse words from the pulpit occasionally. Be “edgy,” a type of “shock-jock.” Be the “Howard Stern” of the evangelical world.

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