Some people think it’s either/or. Here’s a bit from (near) the beginning:
A few years ago I would have been suspicious of anyone who mentioned the need to engage in theological controversy in a loving way. I would have done one of those mental clucks of the tongue and inched the person toward the “needs-to-firm-up-conviction” column.
As time has passed, though, I’ve participated in a few controversies (many connected to the sovereignty of God in salvation or the roles of men and women) and I’ve watched some controversialists take issue with views that I hold. Obviously I haven’t been in all these battles, only a skirmish or two, and sometimes I found myself wondering if those involved loved God, people, and truth, or just loved controversy.
You can read the whole thing here.
RT @DrJimHamilton: Do You Love Controversy or People?: Some people think it’s either/or. http://t.co/Da4jvAg1
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RT @DrJimHamilton: Do You Love Controversy or People?: Some people think it’s either/or. http://t.co/Da4jvAg1