Category Archives: Low Church

Will the real Episcopalians please stand up?

Posted on March 26, 2015 by

So someone in the comments section on Peter Enns’s blog made the comment about how she went from being a Unitarian to being an Episcopalian. I made the follow-up question which provoked some response: Nowadays, is there really much difference … Continue reading →

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Is evangelicalism a Christian denomination?

Posted on March 10, 2015 by

I’ve seen Evangelical Christians lower-case the term “evangelicalism” when specifically referring to the so-called “Christian” denomination of Evangelicalism/The Evangelical Movement (for the record, I have prayed about this numerous times, and I have become convinced that this Evangelical Movement is … Continue reading →

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Does Baptismal Regeneration Negate the Idea of Free Will?

Posted on January 23, 2015 by

Opponents of baptismal regeneration like to point out that the doctrine negates the idea of free will. The only problem with this is that it doesn’t. First off, both the doctrines of free will and the doctrines of baptismal regeneration … Continue reading →

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Women’s Ordination: Starting Points

Posted on January 17, 2015 by

I came across this video by N.T. Wright a while back. It’s interesting because I think it points out the major problems in making a radical egalitarian argument on this base. The radical egalitarian normally begins his argument for the … Continue reading →

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