http://www.evangelicalresources.org/blog/?p=32 Evangelical Resources for the 21st Century Sat, 27 Apr 2024 03:15:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 http://www.evangelicalresources.org/blog/?p=32#comment-277 Sun, 23 Jul 2006 06:35:25 +0000 http://www.evangelicalresources.org/blog/?p=32#comment-277 [...] Unfortunately, Jon Trott’s responses to events at Cornerstone is somewhat less than charitable, effectively putting Jon and Dwayna at odds with each other, generating more heat than light. In using the word ‘fundamentalist’, Jon also steps on one of my pet-peeves, using the word ‘fundamentalist’ flippantly as a word of derision, even calling Dwayna at one point an “ultra-fundamentalist”. It is disappointing that Jon Trott has responded to Dwayna Litz by going on the offensive against her. While peace and reconciliation were important themes at Cornerstone, particularly with the Christian Peacemaker Teams as speakers in the Cornerstone yoU tent, apparently peace and reconciliation still does not apply to Christians that we disagree with. [...] […] Unfortunately, Jon Trott’s responses to events at Cornerstone is somewhat less than charitable, effectively putting Jon and Dwayna at odds with each other, generating more heat than light. In using the word ‘fundamentalist’, Jon also steps on one of my pet-peeves, using the word ‘fundamentalist’ flippantly as a word of derision, even calling Dwayna at one point an “ultra-fundamentalist”. It is disappointing that Jon Trott has responded to Dwayna Litz by going on the offensive against her. While peace and reconciliation were important themes at Cornerstone, particularly with the Christian Peacemaker Teams as speakers in the Cornerstone yoU tent, apparently peace and reconciliation still does not apply to Christians that we disagree with. […]

]]> http://www.evangelicalresources.org/blog/?p=32#comment-121 Tue, 23 May 2006 04:57:04 +0000 http://www.evangelicalresources.org/blog/?p=32#comment-121 [...] In an earlier post, I had asked a number of questions for understanding Fundamentalism, its history, and its place in contemporary culture. Specifically, I asked, “How did a movement dedicated to defending the inspiration of Scripture and the possibility of miracles slowly become hijacked by Landmarkists, Hard-Shellism, and Peter Ruckman’s King James Onlyism through the 1950s and 1960s?” [...] […] In an earlier post, I had asked a number of questions for understanding Fundamentalism, its history, and its place in contemporary culture. Specifically, I asked, “How did a movement dedicated to defending the inspiration of Scripture and the possibility of miracles slowly become hijacked by Landmarkists, Hard-Shellism, and Peter Ruckman’s King James Onlyism through the 1950s and 1960s?” […]

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