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

fundyreformed on March 15th, 2010

My blogging compatriot Jason Skipper has a fantastic post today, warning against the over-reaction so common in many of us who have come out of extreme fundamentalism. I participate in a group blog with Jason on fundamentalism, and Jason’s posts are always worth the read. I’ll quote a paragraph’s worth, and then encourage [...]

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Interview Details: Live
call-in radio broadcast
Date: Monday 3/8/10
Time: 6-7pm EST / 5-6pm CST
Host: Chris Arnzen
Interviewee: Bob Hayton
Subject: Reforming
Fundamentalism through
Reformed Theology
Station: WNYG-1440 AM
On-Line: www.rcnam.com
& click “Long Island 1440 AM”
 
I’ll be LIVE on the air with Chris Arnzen, host of Iron Sharpens Iron radio, on Monday 3/8 at 6pm EST / 5pm CST. Here is the teaser [...]

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fundyreformed on March 2nd, 2010

 
The Standpoint Conference hosted by Southeast Valley Baptist Church in Gilbert, AZ (pastored by Joel Tetreau), just finished up last week. The conference was aimed at some of the issues that “young fundamentalists” have brought up concerning fundamentalism. I plan on downloading the audio, available here, and commenting on the conference in more [...]

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fundyreformed on February 18th, 2010

I continue to hear from readers about how the story of my journey out of extreme fundamentalism has been a blessing to them.  From time to time, my readers share some of their own stories.  Recently, a young woman named Becca shared her story with me, and I received permission from her to share it [...]

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fundyreformed on February 4th, 2010

When I first posted “My Story” on my blog back in December of 2005, I didn’t have a clue about blogging.  I posted an enormously long letter, with some slight formatting changes, as one big post.  By God’s grace, that post has blessed my readers more than any other.  I’ve received dozens of comments over [...]

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fundyreformed on January 29th, 2010

In my blog finds I highlight some of the best articles I’ve found online recently. You can see all my blog finds in my sidebar, under the Bob’s Blog Finds & Bob’s on Twitter sections.
Magic
Barry Wallace of Who Am I? has an interesting post examining the question “Is All Magic Evil?“  It has special [...]

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fundyreformed on October 27th, 2009

The fundamentalist blog Sharper Iron is running a series of posts by Dr. Jeff Straub of Central Baptist Theological Seminary (Minneapolis) on the future of fundamentalism.  The series is entitled “The Fundamentalist Challenge for the 21st Century: Do We Have a Future?”.  The first post is quite good.
The post links to a chart describing the [...]

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fundyreformed on October 16th, 2009

Over at Sharper Iron, there are some interesting discussions of the role of rules in schools.  Mike Durning, in a 3 part series, argues that a heavy-handed, rules-oriented school can foster legalism.  Then Aaron Blumer, site publisher, posts a 2-part series defending the validity and value of rules.  My blogging friend Josh Gelatt saw in [...]

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fundyreformed on September 22nd, 2009

If you’ve tried to wade through my long telling of my story, I pity you!  Thanks for taking that time, however.  Over the last 4 years many have, and quite a few have dropped a line to let me know they were blessed by it.
Now, for a new group blog of reforming fundamentalists, I have [...]

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fundyreformed on September 17th, 2009

In a recent forums discussion at Sharper Iron, I came across some insightful and I thought quite helpful comments on what I call “generational patricide”.  We were discussing Phil Johnson’s recent post explaining the demise of Neo-Evangelicalism.  He wrote off the entire movement with nearly the same fervor he showed when declaring that the independent [...]

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