I read some more about the Truth Project. Along with the ‘increased relationship with The SBC discussed by the elders and the increase in dispensationalism seen in teaching and preaching, this was another disturbing development, that the young socialists people were required to attend, and also many knitting club groups have been watching it.\u00a0 I read some more things on the internet about it last night (never having watched it, since it is 14 hours long or something).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The rise of Jezebel, as I have suspected, was a negative thing for the church.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The popularity of the \u201cemerging church\u201d in recent years has prompted some evangelicals, in response, to renew a focus on the concept of \u201ctruth\u201d and \u201cworldview.\u201d \u201cEmerging church\u201d folks tend to question the comprehensiveness of human ability to know and systematize absolute truth (though most, contrary to some criticisms, accept the concept of absolute truth).<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I see Focus\u2019 \u201cTruth Project,\u201d along with this year\u2019s IICS Conference \u201cTruth Under Deconstruction\u201d<\/a> and similar efforts, in many ways as an effort to respond to the emerging church with a \u201ctraditional\u201d understanding of truth, including a very systematic Christian \u201cworldview.\u201d I would note that some of the folks associated with what I\u2019d call the \u201cBiola School\u201d are writing and lecturing on these themes (folks like Groothuis, Moreland, Geisler, Phil Johnson).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 12\/14\/2007 5:34:43 AM I read some more about the Truth Project. Along with the ‘increased relationship with The SBC discussed by the elders and the increase in dispensationalism seen in teaching and preaching, this was<\/p>\n