Being English, I’m somewhat leary of popular Pastors writing books that seem to be going over ground so well-trodden that visitors have to be re-routed to avoid erosion – it seems a little too commercially driven, and unnecessary. When said book is a weeny little thing about such a monumental and wide issue as the … More Not Taking DeYoung At His Word
By way of a postscript to yesterday’s post: ‘…Farooq Murad, from the Muslim Council of Great Britain, said: “No one can deny that Britain remains largely a Christian country, with deep historical and structural links with the established Church. The 2011 census indicates that more than 60 per cent of the English self-identify as Christian. … More Postscript to ‘Britain is Not a Christian Country’
David Cameron recently decided to make the statement that Britain is a “Christian country”, which it quite clearly isn’t in any functioning way (even though many of its underpinning laws and practices are Christian in origin). The Church of England, for example, contains many great and godly men, women and churches but is riddled with … More Britain is Not a Christian Country
This year’s T4G conference in Louisville (8th-10th April) entitled ‘Unashamed of the Gospel’ brought together 7,000 attendees to the worlds worst-named sports arena – ‘The KFC Yum! Center’. Anything positive taking place in a venue with that name is a bonus, and this year’s edition of the biennial conference certainly had a lot of bonuses. … More Reflections on T4G
Paul T Reynolds 