Sermon Tone Analysis
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Cultural shifts altering the meaning of Christian theology, ie “social justice”
The church must fight against the idea that we hand over, and abandon our responsibility to big government.
Post modernism, what is it?
You may not be able to define Post Modernism, but you can describe it.
Post modernism is a reaction to modernism, which is defined as
It was in the 1500’s that we had the “age of exploration”.
Only in the late 1800’s did we get a grasp of what happened in antiquity of Egypt and Mesopotamia.
THe result, we uncover knowledge that is not in the bible.
For over 1000 years we had only one source of knowledge, the bible.
So now we have to ask, how do we think about the truth claims of the bible.
Darwin publishes
Where do we get our truth from?
where do we go to get answers?who are the gatekeepers of knowledge?
It used to be, in the past, our parents, our pastor, our teacher.
These were the gate keepers
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