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Beware of Cramped Theology
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Beware of Cramped Theology

If the problem of liberalism is to expand theology beyond God’s revelation, the problem with orthodoxy is to reduce it to very cramped intellectual quarters.

Dear friends and supporters,

For a while I’ll be alternating the conventional CultureChange e-newsletter with an audio newsletter like this one, which is a sort of podcast. That should offer appeal both for those who prefer reading and for those who prefer listening — or both.

Today’s topic is one I addressed from a different angle many years ago in the old Chalcedon Report and that was reprinted here. I’ve wanted to revisit and revise it many times, and today’s post fulfills that desire.

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Pious Unbelief is Still Unbelief


Personal

We’re just putting finishing touches on plans to visit our son Richard and his wife Samantha in British Columbia in early October. We haven’t seen them since 2019, but the border is now open, though the numerous hoops through which we must jump to get there are onerous, and there’s still no guarantee we’ll get into Canada.

Richard earned his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of British Columbia in May 2020, and he’s soon to be ordained to the diaconate in the conservative Anglican Church in North America. He also teaches philosophy at Corpus Christi College. Sam is a digital designer and artist. She regularly gets commissions to paint in various media. Here’s a sample of one of her lush watercolors from several years ago:

Please pray with us that we can get into Canada to see our precious son and daughter-in-law.

I hope next week to write on “Statism as Toleration.”

Yours for Christ and His Kingdom,

Founder & President, Center for Cultural Leadership


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