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But Wonâ??t Presbyterians Ultimately Change Their Position on Gay Ordination, Just Like They Did on the Ordination of Women?
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 12 of series: The End of the Presbyterian Church USA? Revisited Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series One of the most common arguments you’ll hear these days from proponents of gay ordination goes something like this: Presbyterians used to oppose the ordination of women on the basis of the Bible. But…
Why, If We Share the Same Bible, Do Presbyterians Differ So Widely on the Issue of Gay Ordination? Section 3
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 11 of series: The End of the Presbyterian Church USA? Revisited Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series I closed yesterday’s post by suggesting two reasons why many Presbyterians no longer regard the whole of Scripture as authoritative. These were: 1. The fact that this view is held by many seminary professors…
Why, If We Share the Same Bible, Do Presbyterians Differ So Widely on the Issue of Gay Ordination? Section 2
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 10 of series: The End of the Presbyterian Church USA? Revisited Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series In my last post I suggested that the gap between Presbyterians who endorse gay ordination and Presbyterians who oppose it has much to do with their views on the authority and interpretation of Scripture.…
Why, If We Share the Same Bible, Do Presbyterians Differ So Widely on the Issue of Gay Ordination? Section 1
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 9 of series: The End of the Presbyterian Church USA? Revisited Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series As I pick up my blog series on the PCUSA, I want to consider the question of why we Presbyterians, given that we share the same Bible, differ so widely on the issue of…
Sunday Inspiration from The High Calling
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Mark D. Roberts
Childlike Discipleship READ Matthew 18:1-4 Then he said, “I tell you the truth, unless you turn from your sins and become like little children, you will never get into the Kingdom of Heaven.” Matthew 18:3 When the disciples came to Jesus to ask who was the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven, they were expressing…
National Worship Leader Conference
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Mark D. Roberts
First, a word of explanation. Many of you have emailed me, asking me to get back to my series on the PCUSA. I will do that. But I should explain that this is my “high season” at Laity Lodge, with several retreats almost back to back. Last week it was J.I. Packer and Terry Hargrave.…
Interview of Chris Smith: Part 4
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 4 of series: Rediscovering the Beauty of the Bible Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series Note: I have more to say about the PCUSA issues, but am away speaking at a conference right now. So I’ll put up an interesting interview I recently did with Chris Smith. I’ll get back to…
Interview of Chris Smith: Part 3
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 3 of series: Rediscovering the Beauty of the Bible Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series Note: I have more to say about the PCUSA issues, but am away speaking at a conference right now. So I’ll put up an interesting interview I recently did with Chris Smith. I’ll get back to…
Interview of Chris Smith: Part 2
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 2 of series: Rediscovering the Beauty of the Bible Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series Note: I have more to say about the PCUSA issues, but am away speaking at a conference right now. So I’ll put up an interesting interview I recently did with Chris Smith. I’ll get back to…
Interview of Chris Smith: Part 1
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Mark D. Roberts
Part 1 of series: Rediscovering the Books and Beauty of the Bible Permalink for this post / Permalink for this series Note: I have more to say about the PCUSA issues, but am away speaking at a conference right now. So I’ll put up an interesting interview I recently did with Chris Smith. I’ll get…
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