Monday, February 14, 2005
A kinder, gentler evangelism
Bonnie at Off the top makes a great point about Anthony Flew's conversion change of heart in A kinder, gentler evangelism.
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About Me
- David M. Smith
- I grew up in Arkansas, spent four years in the Marine Corps, graduated from Pepperdine University, married a little late in life, and settled in Long Beach California. We are raising two daughters and I am working as Systems Analyst. I have a few strong beliefs, and many not so strong beliefs about God, but mostly I am thankful for all HE has done for my family and me.
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Thanks for the mention, David.
I'm afraid we can't call Flew's change of mind a conversion just yet; the true nature of his change appears to be unclear. However, I think it's safe to say that he's more open to the idea of at least a deistic God (as opposed to theistic) than before. Pray for him :-)
Right On, Bonnie.
The heavens declare the glory of God and demonstrate the logic that there is a creator--they reveal His majesty but are incomplete. They do not directly reveal His 'Savior-hood' or His Lordship. That comes through what is revealed in the Scriptures.
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