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God's Country?
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Walter Russell Mead looks at Fundamentalists, Liberals, and Evangelicals and their impact on US politics in the latest edition of Foreign Affairs
The Continuing Conversation on Separation
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Somewhat old news, perhaps, but at to Give an Answer, Kevin Bauder responds to Scott Buchanan’s assessment of “The Importance of Separation”
Albert Mohler: "The misjudgment of true fundamentalism is the belief that all disagreements concern first-order doctrines."
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Albert Mohler communicates his position on levels of separation.
R. Kent Hughes - The SharperIron Interview | Part 2
Part 2 deals with the topics of sex, violence, marriage, the Lord’s Day, and Fundamentalism. Listen here.
(Don’t miss Part 1.)
The Importance of Separation
One occasionally hears the wry observation that fundamentalists believe in all the fundamentals—including separation. The force of this remark is to imply that fundamentalists separate, not only from people who deny the fundamentals, but also from genuine Christians who believe all the fundamentals but who do not separate. The remark is usually meant to be a reduction ad absurdum of fundamentalism, leaving the impression that a fundamentalist is a Christian who separates from everyone indiscriminately.
A Separatist's First Stroll Through Grace Community Church
Traveling from the firecrackers and firewater of mountain man country in Wyoming (and Red Cliff Bible Camp), through the white steeples and dark sanctuaries of Mormon country in Utah, and then on through the slot machines and strip joints of gambler’s country in Nevada, my family finally arrived in the L.A. area, the mecca for Christian and “so-called evangelical” movements in the West.
