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The Narcissism of Evangelical Latitudinarianism

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R. Scott Clark

on January 18, 2007 | 2 Comments

Preface This essay was written before I published Recovering the Reformed Confession (2008), which, remarkably and quite unexpectedly, remains in print. In it I interacted with a book review published in Christianity Today which serves as a symbol of the way Pietists and . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Defining “Reformed”, Latitudinarianism, Recovering the Reformed Confession, Reforming Evangelicalism, Young Restless and Reformed | Tagged evangelical narcissism, evangelicalism, roger olson | 2 Comments

Review: Bully Pulpit: Confronting the Problem of Spiritual Abuse in the Church by Michael J. Kruger

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Harrison Perkins

on January 12, 2023

Michael Kruger has written a gem of a book, addressing one of the most prominent issues troubling the church today. Increasingly, we are faced with stories about pastors who misuse their position of authority to achieve their own selfish ends to the . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Abuse In The Church, American Christianity, Books, Church Government, Church Polity, Ecclesiology, Ministry, Pastoral Ministry, Reforming Ministry | Tagged abuse in the church, abuse of office, authority, evangelical narcissism, Harrison Perkins, Ministry, pastoral abuse, Pastoral Ministry, Presbyterial Polity

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