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Just as the Emergent/Emerging Movement examined the Modern Evangelical Church, it is appropriate for the movement itself to face the same examination from a variety of perspectives. I hope we can have an irenic conversation.

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Literature-Fiction

A place to discuss classical, modern, and recent novels by Christian writers or by writers who touch upon the Christian faith or Christian theology.

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Literature-Fiction

A place to discuss classical, modern, and recent novels by Christian writers or by writers who touch upon the Christian faith or Christian theology.

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Literature-Fiction

A place to discuss classical, modern, and recent novels by Christian writers or by writers who touch upon the Christian faith or Christian theology.

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Literature-Fiction

A place to discuss classical, modern, and recent novels by Christian writers or by writers who touch upon the Christian faith or Christian theology.

May 16

Jason replied to Vangelicmonk's discussion 'Favorite 20th/21st Century Christian Author?' in the group Literature-Fiction

I read fiction for relaxation, normally, so I read some lighter fare. Gilbert Morris and Beverly Lewis are among my favorites. I must say that T.L. Hines wrote a great book called The Unseen that is worth reading. Interesting subtleties in the boo...

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Literature-Fiction

A place to discuss classical, modern, and recent novels by Christian writers or by writers who touch upon the Christian faith or Christian theology.

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Tell us about yourself: I grew up in Christ a Calvary Chapel Church.
I served and attended a Emerging Church in Fresno, CA. It was an interesting experience and a blessing in certian ways. God taught me a lot through that time.
Currently I attend and serve in a Korean Church as a non-Korean. I seek to do ministry in Korea (South and eventually North).
I am pursuing an M.A. in English Bible through Regent University.

How would you describe yourself theologically?: I am "Historic Evangelical" Charismatic
Eschatology-a Futurist, Partial Rapture, Progressive Dispensationalist.
Ecclesiology-I tend to like some type of eldership.
Soteriology-I think we are chosen by God and we chose God. I think it is a possiblity one can lose their salvation. I think God died for the world.

Who is the greatest theologian in the last 2000 years? (Besides Biblical People!): I don't have just one, but closest is say Wayne Grudem.

What is your web-address?: http://www.xanga.com/vangelicmonk

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At 6:00am on January 5, 2009, Eric A. Stephens said…: My experience at Moody has been very positive. I'm doing one class/semester so I'm on the slow train to finish my MMin in 2013 or beyond.

At 7:15am on June 13, 2008, Barrett Young said…: Vangelicmonk,
I grew up in Placerville, CA. Nice to see you interested in the Bible study.

At 6:36am on June 10, 2008, Leslie Jebaraj said…: Mr. Monk (if I can call you that!):

Thanks for your encouraging comment.

Your new friend,
Leslie

At 9:19am on June 5, 2008, Robert Spruill said…: I love it! Regent has been great for me because it has expanded my horizons. I am not charismatic, and being around so many charismatics, and especially the professors, has given me a new found respect for the renewal movement. Are you able to take any on campus classes? I am also an online student, but I live in Virginia beach and I do most of my work on campus.