How Southern Baptist pastor Heath Lambert is leaving nothing to chance
If I’m right, then it doesn’t matter at all how many people Heath Lambert loses over his demand.
There are, of course, subtle differences between Calvinists and Reformed Theology evangelicals. But for our purposes, I treat them as interchangeable terms. Both describe an add-on DLC for evangelicalism that somehow makes it even more high-control—and, along with that more controlling streak, far more cruel and abuse-prone.
If I’m right, then it doesn’t matter at all how many people Heath Lambert loses over his demand.
Toxic Christians love encountering honest, vulnerable people. You know how they see those people? As prey.
We’re now on Chapter 12 of Before You Lose Your Faith. In this chapter, Joshua Ryan Butler tries—and utterly fails—to solve the eternal thorn in Hell-believing Christians’ side: The Problem of Hell. There’s a good reason why these thorns get capitalized names, of course. No Hell-believer has ever managed to Read more
It’s been very interesting to see how dysfunctional authoritarians approach deconstruction in other Christians, especially with regard to how they’ve dealt with doubt over the past 10 or 12 years.
The simple truth of the matter is that every Christian is a TRUE CHRISTIAN™ — because none of them really are.
Well, well, well. The leader of The Village Church (TVC), Matt Chandler, has finally gotten caught doing something off-limits enough to his church board that he had to take a leave of absence. I’m sure the stories about it vastly minimize what actually happened, but nobody will be shocked to Read more
Recently, I discovered that Calvinists themselves have caught on to outsiders’ near-universal dislike of them. But as usual for extremists, Calvinists’ utter lack of self-awareness has led them to some really wacky conclusions about why that dislike exists.
Calvinists spoke Southern Baptists’ language—and then turned it against them.
Calvinism and its counterpart, Arminianism, and how they factor into the SBC’s current power squabbles.
Hi and welcome back! Last weekend, we watched American Gospel: Christ Alone. It’s a documentary about the true and accurate form of the Gospel, presented by a group of Christians who think they’ve got it right. Immediately after its release, other Christians who disagreed with them went on the attack. One of Read more