Comments on: Episcopal Apostasy http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/ Biblical Christianity, Reformed Theology, Reformed Apologetics Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:34:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Will http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1379 Will Fri, 25 Jan 2008 06:53:44 +0000 http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1379 Please. There is no need to be concerned about religious differences any more. The Alliance of Civilizations- a U.N program- is planning to police religious thought and teaching worldwide, particularly any religions that claim to have "the truth". Then we can all be equal, and live happily ever after. Imagine...... ("war on the Saints"-?) Please. There is no need to be concerned about religious differences any more. The Alliance of Civilizations- a U.N program- is planning to police religious thought and teaching worldwide, particularly any religions that claim to have “the truth”. Then we can all be equal, and live happily ever after. Imagine…… (“war on the Saints”-?)

]]> By: John Newell http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1346 John Newell Thu, 24 Jan 2008 21:11:01 +0000 http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1346 I live in the Los Angeles area and just about fell out of my chair when I read the article in the paper. Thanks for bringing it to the attention of a wider audience. "For Hindus, [the female Episcopal priest] said a number of figures embody the divine light and teach the divine truth." Well, so much for John 14:6. I live in the Los Angeles area and just about fell out of my chair when I read the article in the paper.
Thanks for bringing it to the attention of a wider audience.
“For Hindus, [the female Episcopal priest] said a number of figures embody the divine light and teach the divine truth.”
Well, so much for John 14:6.

]]> By: Stephen Macasil http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1310 Stephen Macasil Wed, 23 Jan 2008 02:38:42 +0000 http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1310 "the Divine Presence illuminates the whole world" and "both faiths revere great figures who embody the divine light, who teach the divine truth". I wonder if there are any "Christians" that would agree with this. “the Divine Presence illuminates the whole world” and “both faiths revere great figures who embody the divine light, who teach the divine truth”.

I wonder if there are any “Christians” that would agree with this.

]]> By: Glenn Hendrickson http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1278 Glenn Hendrickson Tue, 22 Jan 2008 01:13:17 +0000 http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1278 Reading about this stuff makes me want to barf. But you are right about them needing to back off from evangelism until they understand the biblical gospel. It is ironic that my most recent memory of an episcopal church was a few years ago when the LDS had a new temple open up in Newport Beach. Mariners Church soiled the name of Christ by letting the Mormon church use their parking lot for their open house. However, the episcopal church across the street didn't let the Mormons use their lot. They only let Christians use it who were doing evangelism on the sidewalk during the open house. I guess I want to think that not all episcopal churches are as bad as the one you wrote about. Then again, not supporting a cult is a far cry from evangelizing to them (and I didn't see any episcopals witnessing when I was). Reading about this stuff makes me want to barf. But you are right about them needing to back off from evangelism until they understand the biblical gospel.

It is ironic that my most recent memory of an episcopal church was a few years ago when the LDS had a new temple open up in Newport Beach. Mariners Church soiled the name of Christ by letting the Mormon church use their parking lot for their open house. However, the episcopal church across the street didn’t let the Mormons use their lot. They only let Christians use it who were doing evangelism on the sidewalk during the open house. I guess I want to think that not all episcopal churches are as bad as the one you wrote about.

Then again, not supporting a cult is a far cry from evangelizing to them (and I didn’t see any episcopals witnessing when I was).

]]> By: Lisa Madsen http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1271 Lisa Madsen Mon, 21 Jan 2008 20:51:39 +0000 http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1271 To Drew Kerr, May I have permission to copy your presentation of the biblical Gospel message that you posted in the Walmart/RW blog? It is excellent & I would like to make copies & give it to people. I don't know how else to ask you. Thank you for your defense of the Gospel. To Drew Kerr,
May I have permission to copy your presentation of the biblical Gospel message that you posted in the Walmart/RW blog? It is excellent & I would like to make copies & give it to people. I don’t know how else to ask you. Thank you for your defense of the Gospel.

]]> By: Stephen Macasil http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1246 Stephen Macasil Mon, 21 Jan 2008 08:08:42 +0000 http://biblicalthought.com/blog/episcopal-apostasy/#comment-1246 Forget the pass, I heard that somewhere near Trabuco Canyon they give Mulligans! The most "unfunny" part of the story was taking communion with the Hindus. Forget the pass, I heard that somewhere near Trabuco Canyon they give Mulligans!

The most “unfunny” part of the story was taking communion with the Hindus.

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