In the Blogosphere
By Trevin Wax on Aug 8, 2008 in In the Blogosphere | 
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Michael Patton has a very long post that is worthy of a good, long look. He seeks to bring some sanity into the discussion of the Emerging Church. Will the Real Emerger Please Stand Up?
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Next week at Kingdom People: We’ll take a look at Robert Webber’s Who Gets to Narrate the World? … I’ve got some advice on establishing a nightly prayer tradition with your children… And we’ll be releasing a podcast interview with the great musicians that are Red Mountain Church.
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I read part of Patton’s post (yeah it was super long) and I liked what he had to say. I got halfway before I zoned out. He made a really good point about fundamentals separation from culture, evangelicals contending with it and emergent being it.
Barry | Aug 16, 2008 | Reply
Patton is a blogger I appreciate. He has firm convictions, but a gracious spirit that is willing to learn from others.
The other half is worth reading too!
trevinwax | Aug 16, 2008 | Reply