I blogged recently on Peter Kreeft’s book, Catholics and Protestants: What we can learn from each other. In it, he makes the point that the difference between Evangelical Protestants and “liberal” Protestants “is far greater than the differences between orthodox Protestants and orthodox Catholics.” That is because the latter group won’t water down their core beliefs to accommodate the world; they recognise that they have to stand apart from it and that to follow Christ is to take the hard narrow road rather than the broad easy one.
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When the Gospel seems too hard and unpopular, just keep preaching
For liberal Christians, worldliness is at the core of their theology, though they may not know it
Francis Phillips
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