In a recent post regarding the “progressive agenda,” I wrote,
Of course, my view of the gospel differs from the gospel as taught by conservatives in important ways. I’m persuaded that if they’ll understand the gospel as I teach it, unity will be easy.
That wasn’t exactly transparent writing, but sometimes the details conceal the larger reality. And the larger reality is that I teach a different gospel from what is taught in 20th Century Church of Christ theology.
This statement, of course, has led to questions I thought I’d try to answer. Now, I could simply say what I believe, or I could work through the scriptures and explain what I believe. And in this case, only the second way makes any sense because only the second way has any chance of being persuasive. Continue reading
Theory, Part 3 — Or how teen mission trip reports can be about someone other than the teens
For all you frustrated authors out there, Milton Stanley, who blogs at 
