RENDER UNTO GOD THE THINGS THAT ARE GOD'S
More proof of Churches and Denominations changng theology to suit the masses
Here is another article that blatantly tells us that denominations and churches change theology so they can keep people coming to their church or denomination. Here is the link:
http://www.hendersondailynews.com/articles/2009/09/12/news/02church...
Just listen to what these people have to say; "Al Mohler, president of Southern Seminary, the flagship seminary of the Southern Baptist Convention, said in a recent speech to students that the convention must adapt to the times or fall further behind.
“'Southern Baptists are going to have to grow up theologically in this new age and we're not going to have any choice,' Mohler said. 'We are no longer going to be insulated from the theological and ideological currents around us.'"
So he is admitting and saying that they must change theology with the currents around them.
"Jason Taylor, Bar None preacher, gives God full credit for the church's remarkable growth, explaining that its approach seeks to avoid many unnecessary hindrances to church attendance.
“'We lower the barriers and try to remove any obstructions between sinners and their Savior,' Taylor said. 'We're just poor sinners ourselves but in everything we do, we try to obey what God tells us to do in the Bible.'"
They change theology so that it removes any obstructions. Look, they are admitting that they take things out if they "obstruct" people from coming to their church.
Another person added, "What Jesus taught is timeless but I just don't get why we're still doing the same things in churches they did 30 years ago,"
I mean, why should we be doing things like the disciples in the first century did them? If 30 years is antiquated, then of course, 2,000 years is pre-historic. Church should be all fun and games right? Look what another person said.
"When I was in youth group, it was great to have fun and learn about Jesus and sing, then when I graduated, we had a big party and I haven't heard from anyone since. Now I'm in college and I don't really know what I believe."
They are saying how they operate and how that they leave people feeling empty and unprepared for the world, but yet no one can see it because they are blinded. Oh if they could only see the Truth when it stares them in the face. By the way, this is also talking about the churches and denominations that are in the county that Tresa is being held in jail at. This definitely tells you about the spiritual status of that county.
Scott
http://www.hendersondailynews.com/articles/2009/09/12/news/02church...
Just listen to what these people have to say; "Al Mohler, president of Southern Seminary, the flagship seminary of the Southern Baptist Convention, said in a recent speech to students that the convention must adapt to the times or fall further behind.
“'Southern Baptists are going to have to grow up theologically in this new age and we're not going to have any choice,' Mohler said. 'We are no longer going to be insulated from the theological and ideological currents around us.'"
So he is admitting and saying that they must change theology with the currents around them.
"Jason Taylor, Bar None preacher, gives God full credit for the church's remarkable growth, explaining that its approach seeks to avoid many unnecessary hindrances to church attendance.
“'We lower the barriers and try to remove any obstructions between sinners and their Savior,' Taylor said. 'We're just poor sinners ourselves but in everything we do, we try to obey what God tells us to do in the Bible.'"
They change theology so that it removes any obstructions. Look, they are admitting that they take things out if they "obstruct" people from coming to their church.
Another person added, "What Jesus taught is timeless but I just don't get why we're still doing the same things in churches they did 30 years ago,"
I mean, why should we be doing things like the disciples in the first century did them? If 30 years is antiquated, then of course, 2,000 years is pre-historic. Church should be all fun and games right? Look what another person said.
"When I was in youth group, it was great to have fun and learn about Jesus and sing, then when I graduated, we had a big party and I haven't heard from anyone since. Now I'm in college and I don't really know what I believe."
They are saying how they operate and how that they leave people feeling empty and unprepared for the world, but yet no one can see it because they are blinded. Oh if they could only see the Truth when it stares them in the face. By the way, this is also talking about the churches and denominations that are in the county that Tresa is being held in jail at. This definitely tells you about the spiritual status of that county.
Scott
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