TEXAS FAITH - THE GLOBAL SOUTHS INFLUENCE ON RELIGION
The future of religious renewalist movement is based on entertainment; whoever can deliver the most mesmerizing sermons will gather up a larger flock. After all who wants to hear boring sermons week after week? Indeed, the trend is similar in Islam, and great oratory is making a comeback to cross the traditional boundaries.
As a pluralist my concern is the growth of Hagees, Jeffress and their likes who sell exclusion in the name of Christ. They act like they want to give birth to the Christ of their making, and ruthlessly clear the path for his speedy arrival compromising on the centrality of his message; love and forgiveness.
Continued at: http://theghousediary.blogspot.com/2013/03/texas-faith-global-souths-influence-on.html
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Texas Faith: The Global South’s influence on religion
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