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SteveVH
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Maybe I missed something but I’m not sure what they accomplished. It should also be noted that this is ELCA. Regardless, while I doubt there was any common ground theologically, it’s always a good thing when people can work together for good.
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MaryT777
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steido01
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The ELCA folk involved in these discussion would provide better witness to Christ if they dropped the easy ecumenism in favor of a tough evangelism. What is accomplished by attempting to partner theologically with non-Christians?
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kimg901
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These non-Christians are always trying to fit in the Christian world. None of the glory is for God but for their church and social status.
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SyroMalankara
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clearly this is in support of SS’M’, since ELCA has long supported it and CoJCLDS is now trying to find a way to change it’s position without seeming contradictory.
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steido01
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No doubt because Christians often leave an easy target for assimilation. We Christians are often too preoccupied with trying to fit into the non-Christian world. For our small part, Christians don’t exactly advance the cause of Christ.
Stephen168
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Which is why, I believe, this thread was started.
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kimg901
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What you say is true. But the C.C does not bend to society to try and fit in. members may do this but as a whole, the Church doesn’t.No doubt because Christians often leave an easy target for assimilation. We Christians are often too preoccupied with trying to fit into the non-Christian world. For our small part, Christians don’t exactly advance the cause of Christ.
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