Striving for the Unity of the Faith for the Glory of God ~ Eph. 4:3,13; Rom. 15:5-7

In the eyes of many fundamentalists (and by that term I’m referring to the card-carrying, independent Fundamental Baptist variety), if you aren’t either a fundamentalist or an out-and-out liberal, then you must be a new evangelical.  ”Neo” is a derogatory term, mind you, not the name of “the one” who will save mankind, ala The [...]

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Authors: Michael E. Wittmer
Format: Soft cover
Page Count: 230
Publisher: Zondervan
Publication Date: 2008
ISBN: 9780310281160
Rating: 5 of 5 stars
Many thanks to Zondervan for providing me a review copy of this book, and inviting me to participate in this book’s blog tour (details at Koinonia).
I’m guessing that many who will read this review will be younger evangelicals who are [...]

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fundyreformed on September 1st, 2008

I’m no great political mind, but I wanted to share a few thoughts, or rather observations.
Like most, it seems a little hard to believe that Hillary supporters are supporting John McCain in large numbers.  Both Clinton and McCain do have quite a bit more experience than Obama, and they are much more widely known.  Still [...]

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fundyreformed on December 12th, 2007

Everybody knows Mike Huckabee is a Christian. Most know he was a former pastor. And since he is a Southern Baptist and he is white, the assumption might be he doesn’t care about racial issues.
However, what most people don’t know, is that Mike Huckabee won 48% of the black vote in his bid [...]

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