What I really appreciate about this article is Dr. Moore's wise & loving response. It's worth the few minutes it takes to read, especially if you happen to find yourself in a similar situation. You can read it here.
Should We Marry if We Are Theologically Divided?
Dr. Russell Moore recently had a couple write in and ask him this question. To make it even more interesting, the young man is a self-proclaimed Reformed, dispensational fundamentalist while the young woman is a Pentecostal. If you are not familiar with those terms, suffice it to say that they differ on lots of theological topics.
What I really appreciate about this article is Dr. Moore's wise & loving response. It's worth the few minutes it takes to read, especially if you happen to find yourself in a similar situation. You can read it here.
What I really appreciate about this article is Dr. Moore's wise & loving response. It's worth the few minutes it takes to read, especially if you happen to find yourself in a similar situation. You can read it here.
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This calls for a Hegelian synthesis:
ReplyDeleteThesis: Reformed dispensationalist
Antithesis: Charismaniac
Synthesis: Find a Sovereign Grace church!
I haven't seen a more appropriate Hegelian synthesis since I discovered the meaning of the term at T4G 2010. Never mind that this is also the first!
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